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A review by alexperc_92
The Struggle by Jennifer L. Armentrout
5.0
I received and e-ARC in exchange for an honest review. Review can be found on *Milky Way of Books*
Maybe I shouldn't be surprised anymore but after reading yet another book by Jennifer Armentrout, I'm still getting more excited and more needy for the next one!
"The Struggle" is the third book of the Titan series and boy, doesn't it have lots of action and drama! After the events of the second book, Josie and Seth will have more to deal with than the escaped Titans and their murderous attentions.
Did I also mentioned that this book kind of hints a possible "end of the world" scenario? Yup, you can't relax not even for one day if you are part of this story!
But one of the coolest parts of the book was Seth and his maturing. Well, he is is a beloved cocky jerk but as to his feelings and obligations for Josie he is adamant, despite everything that can and will happen between them. Josie, on the other hand, has some serious problems with her power at the beginning of the book, but towards the ending I wish she had never found out what her actual powers are.
(HINT: If you have Apollo for a father, you need to brush up your Greek mythology knowledge)
In the end, this book has yet another cliffhanger, which after everything that has happened, will be a torture to find out. But I will not be afraid; they must survive both of them.
Finally Jennifer Armentrout used one of the Greek words I had offered in her FB group! It's an endearment Seth often uses for Josie! Thank you Jennifer!
Maybe I shouldn't be surprised anymore but after reading yet another book by Jennifer Armentrout, I'm still getting more excited and more needy for the next one!
"The Struggle" is the third book of the Titan series and boy, doesn't it have lots of action and drama! After the events of the second book, Josie and Seth will have more to deal with than the escaped Titans and their murderous attentions.
Did I also mentioned that this book kind of hints a possible "end of the world" scenario? Yup, you can't relax not even for one day if you are part of this story!
But one of the coolest parts of the book was Seth and his maturing. Well, he is is a beloved cocky jerk but as to his feelings and obligations for Josie he is adamant, despite everything that can and will happen between them. Josie, on the other hand, has some serious problems with her power at the beginning of the book, but towards the ending I wish she had never found out what her actual powers are.
(HINT: If you have Apollo for a father, you need to brush up your Greek mythology knowledge)
In the end, this book has yet another cliffhanger, which after everything that has happened, will be a torture to find out. But I will not be afraid; they must survive both of them.
Finally Jennifer Armentrout used one of the Greek words I had offered in her FB group! It's an endearment Seth often uses for Josie! Thank you Jennifer!