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A review by sara_reads_and_wines
Obsidio by Jay Kristoff, Amie Kaufman
dark
emotional
tense
medium-paced
3.75
This was by far the hardest book in the series for me to read. No many things bother me in books, but there was a scene that definitely hit me harder than I expected.
We continue to watch Kady, Ezra, Hanna, and Nik as they fight to survive and also take on BeiTech for all the atrocities they have committed. This time they race toward Cerenza IV to rescue survivors from the original attack on the colony.
Without a scary virus or alien like creature as part of the enemy they are fighting, this books struggles and fights felt much more real and current. There is no light way to describe genocide that has been committed by the BeiTech forces.
While difficult to read, this was a satisfying end to the series. I would say that some of the twists and turns were too common to the last two books which made this my least favorite book of the series.
We continue to watch Kady, Ezra, Hanna, and Nik as they fight to survive and also take on BeiTech for all the atrocities they have committed. This time they race toward Cerenza IV to rescue survivors from the original attack on the colony.
Without a scary virus or alien like creature as part of the enemy they are fighting, this books struggles and fights felt much more real and current. There is no light way to describe genocide that has been committed by the BeiTech forces.
While difficult to read, this was a satisfying end to the series. I would say that some of the twists and turns were too common to the last two books which made this my least favorite book of the series.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Genocide, Child death, Violence, Gun violence, and War