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maria_rb 's review for:
Grave Memory
by Kalayna Price
What? A somewhat cliffhanger ending??? NOOOO! And now we must wait and wait and wait for Book 4. While I like the world created here, I will be honest and say I don't feel as much urgency here as I do to read Karen Chance's Cassandra Palmer books, but the protagonist Alex is a likable character in that she's genuine and a little bit naive, but not of the sarcastic, snarky protagonist mold (which makes her a non-cliched character to me). She does seem to almost die way too often for someone who claims to be a professional. This book is action-packed and I am curious to see what happens next. So much is hinted at as far as what is "true" and what Alex knows, that the suspense is keeping me engaged and I am curious about how characters grow.
It seems that each book is now going back and forth between either Falin or Death being in her life as her Significant Other, although she hasn't committed to either one yet (which makes for an interesting triangle of angst), but given that we know so little about either character and Alex seems to be agency-less (as in she refuses to make any moves of her own), it could get frustratingly old soon.
If you're contemplating this book and haven't read the series, I wouldn't read this without having read the others first.
It seems that each book is now going back and forth between either Falin or Death being in her life as her Significant Other, although she hasn't committed to either one yet (which makes for an interesting triangle of angst), but given that we know so little about either character and Alex seems to be agency-less (as in she refuses to make any moves of her own), it could get frustratingly old soon.
If you're contemplating this book and haven't read the series, I wouldn't read this without having read the others first.