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I just don't think any of these books will ever get more than 3 stars from me. And honestly if I didn't have an hour to an hour and a half commute to and from work everyday and all of these books on audio book from the library I would not be reading it.
Mac is still pretty annoying, still some instances of future Mac butting her big head into the story, and still the occasional pink nail polish name drop. Whats worst though is how she refers to herself in 3rd person as Mac 1.0, 2.0, and so on. UGH.
Barrons is still an ass but might actually be my favorite character in the series. He is not apologetic about himself at all which I hate as the reader because I want to know everything about but also love as a reader because it is refreshing! I still have no idea what he is, and at this point and am almost losing interest in it all together. His secret has been drawn out for 3 books now so I am kinda over it, and now care about other more important things like the walls falling, the book turning into a Beast, etc.
This book had a lot of information given, especially from V'Lane but seriously lacked in action. I was bored at points just waiting for Mac to DO SOMETHING. ANYTHING. Of course when she did she still seemed to make a lot of stupid decisions, but that is just her character I guess.
My main beef with this series - actually with the author - is that every book is ended on a major cliff hanger! I want to read the next book in a series because the series itself is awesome and holds my attention. I don't want to have to read book 4 just to find out the ending to book 3. To me this is weak. If an author cannot keep a hold of their readers without major cliffhangers then they need to rethink their writing style or plots.
Oh well, I will be starting book 4 tomorrow on my way to work so at least I won't have to wait a year to find out what happened to Mac.
Mac is still pretty annoying, still some instances of future Mac butting her big head into the story, and still the occasional pink nail polish name drop. Whats worst though is how she refers to herself in 3rd person as Mac 1.0, 2.0, and so on. UGH.
Barrons is still an ass but might actually be my favorite character in the series. He is not apologetic about himself at all which I hate as the reader because I want to know everything about but also love as a reader because it is refreshing! I still have no idea what he is, and at this point and am almost losing interest in it all together. His secret has been drawn out for 3 books now so I am kinda over it, and now care about other more important things like the walls falling, the book turning into a Beast, etc.
This book had a lot of information given, especially from V'Lane but seriously lacked in action. I was bored at points just waiting for Mac to DO SOMETHING. ANYTHING. Of course when she did she still seemed to make a lot of stupid decisions, but that is just her character I guess.
My main beef with this series - actually with the author - is that every book is ended on a major cliff hanger! I want to read the next book in a series because the series itself is awesome and holds my attention. I don't want to have to read book 4 just to find out the ending to book 3. To me this is weak. If an author cannot keep a hold of their readers without major cliffhangers then they need to rethink their writing style or plots.
Oh well, I will be starting book 4 tomorrow on my way to work so at least I won't have to wait a year to find out what happened to Mac.