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Linger
by Maggie Stiefvater
“I had this feeling that he and I, in this moment, were a car crash, and instead of putting on the brakes, I was hitting the accelerator.”
Genre: Paranormal Romance.
Number of Pages: 360.
Perspective: First Alternating.
Location: Minnesota.
Linger is the story of Sam, a werewolf who was just turned back to a human, and Grace, a human longing to be a wolf. They are in love and have never been permanently in the same form. Will that change now?
This is the second book in the Wolves of Mercy Falls series and follows Shiver. See my review of Shiver here. I always talk about how much I hate series, and this book is a good example of why. Shiver is one of my all-time favorite books, so I was looking forward to seeing what happened next. I was severely disappointed.
I felt like the good plot lines and romance cliches were used up in the first book and the second one was not nearly as intriguing or romantic. I felt like this book was an intermission between the first and the third book. I could feel that something big was brewing and that the big climax and drama will be in the next book. [I also felt that way after reading the second book in the Never Never series.]
To view the rest of my review, go here: http://judgingmorethanjustthecover.blogspot.com/2016/04/linger-maggie-stiefvater.html
Genre: Paranormal Romance.
Number of Pages: 360.
Perspective: First Alternating.
Location: Minnesota.
Linger is the story of Sam, a werewolf who was just turned back to a human, and Grace, a human longing to be a wolf. They are in love and have never been permanently in the same form. Will that change now?
This is the second book in the Wolves of Mercy Falls series and follows Shiver. See my review of Shiver here. I always talk about how much I hate series, and this book is a good example of why. Shiver is one of my all-time favorite books, so I was looking forward to seeing what happened next. I was severely disappointed.
I felt like the good plot lines and romance cliches were used up in the first book and the second one was not nearly as intriguing or romantic. I felt like this book was an intermission between the first and the third book. I could feel that something big was brewing and that the big climax and drama will be in the next book. [I also felt that way after reading the second book in the Never Never series.]
To view the rest of my review, go here: http://judgingmorethanjustthecover.blogspot.com/2016/04/linger-maggie-stiefvater.html