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A review by icaruscurse
Half Lost by Sally Green
1.0
okay
1. gabriel dying and nathan turning into a tree was atrocious, unnecessary and it reads like a bad attempt to be poignant. it's a sad ending that is sad for the sake of being sad.
2. it's fucking shitty that celia survives over nathan, gabriel, rose, ellen, deborah and van. she tortured and locked up a 14 year old. she was nathan's abuser and nothing ever changes that.
3. literally why did ellen and van have to die??
4. the final battle fell flat. there was no excitement and anticipation, the fight scenes were boring.
5. i wished annalisse was a spy cause then she'd actually have something going for her besides nathan's childhood sweetheart. she's always "oh no i didn't know how that happened i didn't mean it it just happened."
6. jessica should have been the main villain. she has always hated black (or half black) witches. we know she's ambitious, resourceful and skilled. she could have stolen the command from soul cause tbh soul was so uninteresting.
i had so much hope for this trilogy
1. gabriel dying and nathan turning into a tree was atrocious, unnecessary and it reads like a bad attempt to be poignant. it's a sad ending that is sad for the sake of being sad.
2. it's fucking shitty that celia survives over nathan, gabriel, rose, ellen, deborah and van. she tortured and locked up a 14 year old. she was nathan's abuser and nothing ever changes that.
3. literally why did ellen and van have to die??
4. the final battle fell flat. there was no excitement and anticipation, the fight scenes were boring.
5. i wished annalisse was a spy cause then she'd actually have something going for her besides nathan's childhood sweetheart. she's always "oh no i didn't know how that happened i didn't mean it it just happened."
6. jessica should have been the main villain. she has always hated black (or half black) witches. we know she's ambitious, resourceful and skilled. she could have stolen the command from soul cause tbh soul was so uninteresting.
i had so much hope for this trilogy