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A review by yulia23
Apollyon by Jennifer L. Armentrout
3.0
First and foremost, this is one of the better books in the whole series. Plot speeds up! Character gets smarter! Actual relevant conversations and information! Wow! Still doesn’t feel fully fleshed out, but being one of the first series written, it’s understandable.
However, completely agree with what the other reviewers said, definitely a chunk of the story is missing. Why do put it into a different book when the first two books could have been chapters themselves??
More fluff, but less often which is way better than the first three books of this whole series. It started to drag in the middle third of the book, which could have been written better overall and more succinctly, which took me ages to finish. Once I got into the book more, it became a faster read.
I just wish there was more world building, more background, more information about everything and not having to rely on crutches of mortal world. I also found an amusing statement about daimen controlling dogs or something, which has never been mentioned before and it was surprising to see in middle of second to last book.
Over all, WAY better than other books, more to the point, still dragged and feels like there wasn’t much connection to the characters or to much of the plot.
However, completely agree with what the other reviewers said, definitely a chunk of the story is missing. Why do put it into a different book when the first two books could have been chapters themselves??
More fluff, but less often which is way better than the first three books of this whole series. It started to drag in the middle third of the book, which could have been written better overall and more succinctly, which took me ages to finish. Once I got into the book more, it became a faster read.
I just wish there was more world building, more background, more information about everything and not having to rely on crutches of mortal world. I also found an amusing statement about daimen controlling dogs or something, which has never been mentioned before and it was surprising to see in middle of second to last book.
Over all, WAY better than other books, more to the point, still dragged and feels like there wasn’t much connection to the characters or to much of the plot.