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Fragile Eternity
by Melissa Marr
I was feeling unsure about this series, because I loved [b:Wicked Lovely|305234|Wicked Lovely|Melissa Marr|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1173568263s/305234.jpg|296240] but felt "meh"-ish about [b:Ink Exchange|2321296|Ink Exchange|Melissa Marr|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1201493138s/2321296.jpg|2327820]. Fragile Eternity is a return to the former, but without the wonder (probably because I know that world now).
Seth's journey to be closer to Ash, despite the presence of Keenen and the approach of Summer, is at the heart of this book; the choice he makes is not unexpected, but the ending did take me by surprise. And I have to say I never liked Keenen, so his little "oops" that cost him Donia and Ash made me happy. Just wish Niall was a larger part of this one, but perhaps in Book Four?
A friend asked if you had to read these in order; my advice is if you haven't read Wicked Lovely, you can't read Fragile Eternity. But in terms of continuity, you won't have missed that much if you skip Ink Exchange
Seth's journey to be closer to Ash, despite the presence of Keenen and the approach of Summer, is at the heart of this book; the choice he makes is not unexpected, but the ending did take me by surprise. And I have to say I never liked Keenen, so his little "oops" that cost him Donia and Ash made me happy. Just wish Niall was a larger part of this one, but perhaps in Book Four?
A friend asked if you had to read these in order; my advice is if you haven't read Wicked Lovely, you can't read Fragile Eternity. But in terms of continuity, you won't have missed that much if you skip Ink Exchange