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thedambookshelf 's review for:
The Wicked Ones
by Robin Wasserman, Cassandra Clare
This novella was 2.5 stars for me because honestly I’ve never really cared to know more about céline but this novella made me want to know what I found out even less.
Honestly, bless the angels that Jace didn’t get to know who his parents really were because Stephen was an ass, Cèline was damaged beyond repair, resentful, and just selfish.
I get it, she had a terrible life! Her parents abused her but as Tessa stated, Jem watched his parents murdered in front of him she was literally made as a demonic weapon. They chose a different path and Cèline could have as well.
The best part of this novella was learning more about the lost herondale line so I can understand more about Kit, also the world was enthralling as always and Valentines manipulation and darkness never lets you down. Other than that?
This just made dislike Robert even more, and not care for jaces parents and good riddance they’re gone. As if that boy needed to know that he was conceived through a relationship that was technically forced.
Also poor Amatis man
Honestly, bless the angels that Jace didn’t get to know who his parents really were because Stephen was an ass, Cèline was damaged beyond repair, resentful, and just selfish.
I get it, she had a terrible life! Her parents abused her but as Tessa stated, Jem watched his parents murdered in front of him she was literally made as a demonic weapon. They chose a different path and Cèline could have as well.
The best part of this novella was learning more about the lost herondale line so I can understand more about Kit, also the world was enthralling as always and Valentines manipulation and darkness never lets you down. Other than that?
This just made dislike Robert even more, and not care for jaces parents and good riddance they’re gone. As if that boy needed to know that he was conceived through a relationship that was technically forced.
Also poor Amatis man