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A review by zajic
Poison Princess by Kresley Cole
4.0
Because I usually don't like teen romance or post-apocalyptic novels, my initial judgment of the cover image, title, and genre placement told me to stay away from this book. However, I read the summary and decided to give it a chance. It did sound rather interesting, and since I had the opportunity to read it online for free, I figured I could “just stop when it gets annoying.”
But it didn’t get annoying; I read to the end.
The main plot was intriguing, and I did like the characters. (I didn't love any of them, but they were all right.) The premise was fascinating—I loved the way Tarot cards were used and the main character had strange powers that she couldn't figure out until after the apocalypse (The Flash, as it's called). It didn't annoy me one bit, and I actually can't wait to read the next one. I want to know what happens!
But it didn’t get annoying; I read to the end.
The main plot was intriguing, and I did like the characters. (I didn't love any of them, but they were all right.) The premise was fascinating—I loved the way Tarot cards were used and the main character had strange powers that she couldn't figure out until after the apocalypse (The Flash, as it's called). It didn't annoy me one bit, and I actually can't wait to read the next one. I want to know what happens!