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A review by ken_bookhermit
Sedition by Katharine Grant
4.0
‘But what about–’ Annie couldn’t bring herself to cry ‘love’.
‘What about love? Love’s perfectly possible. We can be together but still apart; we can be in love, just not dependent. That’s how to be happy. I know it.’
Sedition either started out slow or I was just really impatient. Probably a mix of both, but once I read up to the point that I was waiting for, it hooked and reeled me in like a sucker. It was beautiful, and with my bias, especially the parts with Annie and Alathea in it. I enjoyed their relationship except for one thing: their sheer lack of communication.
But still, I'm glad they found each other regardless of the ending which I can only describe as a shitstorm. It hurt to read something like that in books because I thought books were not like television, but alas. This novel's ending proved me wrong.
My true rating is between 3 and 4 stars. The middle was fantastic, but the ending, not so much.
‘What about love? Love’s perfectly possible. We can be together but still apart; we can be in love, just not dependent. That’s how to be happy. I know it.’
Sedition either started out slow or I was just really impatient. Probably a mix of both, but once I read up to the point that I was waiting for, it hooked and reeled me in like a sucker. It was beautiful, and with my bias, especially the parts with Annie and Alathea in it. I enjoyed their relationship except for one thing: their sheer lack of communication.
But still, I'm glad they found each other regardless of the ending which I can only describe as a shitstorm. It hurt to read something like that in books because I thought books were not like television, but alas. This novel's ending proved me wrong.
My true rating is between 3 and 4 stars. The middle was fantastic, but the ending, not so much.