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A review by emilyusuallyreading
The Map of Bones by Francesca Haig
2.0
What I Liked
I enjoy Haig's descriptive writing.
The post-apocalyptic world is fascinating still. My favorite thing is that Alphas and Omegas must keep each other alive. No matter how much each despises the other, if one dies, the other dies too. This adds such a tension to the story.
What I Didn't Like
In my opinion, this could have done fine as a single book, but trilogies are a fad, so here we are. I found myself dulled by the drawn-out chapters of this story and repetitive relationships between characters, encircled again and again because we want three long books instead of a concise one.
I enjoy Haig's descriptive writing.
The post-apocalyptic world is fascinating still. My favorite thing is that Alphas and Omegas must keep each other alive. No matter how much each despises the other, if one dies, the other dies too. This adds such a tension to the story.
What I Didn't Like
In my opinion, this could have done fine as a single book, but trilogies are a fad, so here we are. I found myself dulled by the drawn-out chapters of this story and repetitive relationships between characters, encircled again and again because we want three long books instead of a concise one.