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nickystrickland 's review for:
Thirteen
by Kelley Armstrong
Had this book sitting by the bed for a week, not wanting to read it knowing it was the end of the series (for now).
I've enjoyed WOTOW to varying degrees and did find these final books with the Savannah focus heading more toward the YA end (but do find the YA series younger than this "adult" counterpart trilogy). I have other books in the series I would favourite over 13, but, for me, this book did wrap well enough Savannah's arc.
I enjoyed how Armstrong ended the series though can imagine for many it would feel unfinished. However, for me, I agree with what Armstrong says in her final thoughts. These characters would not "be done".
There were a lot of head nods to the leads of previous books, with the use of chapter names to show when we were leaving Savannah's 1st person pov & I enjoyed the revisits, albeit brief to Hope, Paige, Elena.
I've enjoyed WOTOW to varying degrees and did find these final books with the Savannah focus heading more toward the YA end (but do find the YA series younger than this "adult" counterpart trilogy). I have other books in the series I would favourite over 13, but, for me, this book did wrap well enough Savannah's arc.
I enjoyed how Armstrong ended the series though can imagine for many it would feel unfinished. However, for me, I agree with what Armstrong says in her final thoughts. These characters would not "be done".
There were a lot of head nods to the leads of previous books, with the use of chapter names to show when we were leaving Savannah's 1st person pov & I enjoyed the revisits, albeit brief to Hope, Paige, Elena.