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A review by mollymortensen
Twelfth Grade Kills by Z Brewer
3.0
*sighs* So a good series ends with disappointment.
First, the good.
The relationships were all so well done! These books have always had strong friendships, which have only gotten better and I actually liked how all of the romances turned out!
And now the not so good...
The big mystery was really obvious.
[Potential minor spoilers - but not really] (this paragraph only)
I actually have a shelf on Goodreads for unsatisfying endings. This didn't wind up there, but I considered it. Asside from the choppy writing, it felt depressing, and the plot wrapped up in a bow too nicely.
Plot holes! So annoying! There were a couple. (Though one was so small I'm probably the only one who noticed.) But she did go back and explain one I'd noticed in a previous book.
Do I recommend this book? Yes, but lower your expectations. Mine were too high after gobbling up the entire series last week.
First, the good.
The relationships were all so well done! These books have always had strong friendships, which have only gotten better and I actually liked how all of the romances turned out!
And now the not so good...
The big mystery was really obvious.
[Potential minor spoilers - but not really] (this paragraph only)
Spoiler
Twelth is all about figuring out 'who is the evil vampire?' Since we're told it has to be someone close to Vlad that really limits the suspect pool.I actually have a shelf on Goodreads for unsatisfying endings. This didn't wind up there, but I considered it. Asside from the choppy writing, it felt depressing, and the plot wrapped up in a bow too nicely.
Plot holes! So annoying! There were a couple. (Though one was so small I'm probably the only one who noticed.) But she did go back and explain one I'd noticed in a previous book.
Do I recommend this book? Yes, but lower your expectations. Mine were too high after gobbling up the entire series last week.