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A review by cala_p
The Masks We Burn by Lee Jacquot
5.0
Copy received from the author. Voluntarily reviewing and all opinions are objective and my own.
This series continues to get better and better! I wasn’t sure what to expect of Amora and Will, but do you know what we get? Fun, spice, and good ol’ fun mixed in with some insanely amazing characterization.
Amora hates Will after an incident in high school, but suddenly they need each other. He needs a favour and she takes advantage of it by getting something out of their deal. Combine it with the fact that they’re both helping plan Spencer and Lily’s wedding, and they’re together a lot.
What happens when people spend a lot of time with one another? Attraction grows. THey learn about each other. What makes them tick, what makes them fear, why they do what they do.
And cue romance.
Seriously though, the character development is HERE and it’s amazing. It’s easily Lee’s best quality with her books. I can’t think of a single character of hers I haven’t found myself invested in.
Of the trilogy, which do I like more? Probably number 2 because of the whole nerdy girl and bad boy trope, but they all do come close to one another.
This series continues to get better and better! I wasn’t sure what to expect of Amora and Will, but do you know what we get? Fun, spice, and good ol’ fun mixed in with some insanely amazing characterization.
Amora hates Will after an incident in high school, but suddenly they need each other. He needs a favour and she takes advantage of it by getting something out of their deal. Combine it with the fact that they’re both helping plan Spencer and Lily’s wedding, and they’re together a lot.
What happens when people spend a lot of time with one another? Attraction grows. THey learn about each other. What makes them tick, what makes them fear, why they do what they do.
And cue romance.
Seriously though, the character development is HERE and it’s amazing. It’s easily Lee’s best quality with her books. I can’t think of a single character of hers I haven’t found myself invested in.
Of the trilogy, which do I like more? Probably number 2 because of the whole nerdy girl and bad boy trope, but they all do come close to one another.