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A review by mxlilly
For Eternity by Geneva Lee
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
2.75
WTF happened to this series?! This book was awful for about 3/4's of it. The first three books were so enjoyable I figured I'd break down and buy physical copies. Thank God I didn't yet!
If all you want is a HEA conclusion to a series you're fine. You get it.
But if you were hoping for good flow, interesting plot, fun twists, enjoyable characters, and well balanced spice like you got in the first 3 books...sorry you're SOL.
This was a really big let down. We had characters that started getting their own fleshed out storylines but for no reason, it didn't add to the story at all. We might like these characters but giving them 100% of the focus is pointless at the end if the series. They could have had their stuff wrapped up without being in the spotlight.
And I love me some spice...but this had spice thrown in at the most ludicrous moments! And way more frequently then was necessary or made sense for this story.
The FMC and the MMC turned into insipid and annoying versions of characters that I had loved in the first 3 books for a majority of this book.
The plot was all over the place, it was not cohesive, and there was so much filler thrown in that I was baffled half the time. I think it might have been to set up the next spinoff series, but dude.... drop hints or give us brief but poignant moments instead of runaway chapters that completely upset the balance of the story.
I'm not gonna lie I almost DNF'd this book. And it was so bad I'm about 90% sure I won't be reading the Fae spinoff series. When you know an author is capable of writing some truly amazing books, something like this is a bug disappointment.
If all you want is a HEA conclusion to a series you're fine. You get it.
But if you were hoping for good flow, interesting plot, fun twists, enjoyable characters, and well balanced spice like you got in the first 3 books...sorry you're SOL.
This was a really big let down. We had characters that started getting their own fleshed out storylines but for no reason, it didn't add to the story at all. We might like these characters but giving them 100% of the focus is pointless at the end if the series. They could have had their stuff wrapped up without being in the spotlight.
And I love me some spice...but this had spice thrown in at the most ludicrous moments! And way more frequently then was necessary or made sense for this story.
The FMC and the MMC turned into insipid and annoying versions of characters that I had loved in the first 3 books for a majority of this book.
The plot was all over the place, it was not cohesive, and there was so much filler thrown in that I was baffled half the time. I think it might have been to set up the next spinoff series, but dude.... drop hints or give us brief but poignant moments instead of runaway chapters that completely upset the balance of the story.
I'm not gonna lie I almost DNF'd this book. And it was so bad I'm about 90% sure I won't be reading the Fae spinoff series. When you know an author is capable of writing some truly amazing books, something like this is a bug disappointment.