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julesgou 's review for:
Wild Justice
by Kelley Armstrong
Definitely my favourite of the Nadia Stafford series. I've had this book on my to read shelf for quite a while but because the other books were just okay I wasn't running to finish series. I came across this book in my to-read pile and it spoke to me. So I picked it up and I'm glad I did!
In this novel we finally get to what has been building across the other two novels. This novel is all about what happened to her and her cousin when they were younger. It is about finding vengeance for Amy. But it is also for Nadia. She is facing her demons in this novel, and we watch as she works through that. We also get to learn more information about Jack, the elusive figure no more.
There were plenty of twists and turns in this novel. There was nothing that made me go "Wait - hold the phone. WTF just happened" but a couple of them did make me go "huh, interesting". I thought that Armstrong did a great job of ending the series and giving these characters the ending that they deserved.
All in all, this was an enjoyable novel. I definitely liked it the best out of the 3 novels.
In this novel we finally get to what has been building across the other two novels. This novel is all about what happened to her and her cousin when they were younger. It is about finding vengeance for Amy. But it is also for Nadia. She is facing her demons in this novel, and we watch as she works through that. We also get to learn more information about Jack, the elusive figure no more.
There were plenty of twists and turns in this novel. There was nothing that made me go "Wait - hold the phone. WTF just happened" but a couple of them did make me go "huh, interesting". I thought that Armstrong did a great job of ending the series and giving these characters the ending that they deserved.
All in all, this was an enjoyable novel. I definitely liked it the best out of the 3 novels.