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frustrating yet awesome
Flipping hell that was a rollercoaster!
I spent the first 3/4 of the book wanting to throw my kindle across the room. Norah was driving me mad with everything she was doing in the name of grief (can’t say more because big old spoiler). I know she was just clutching on to hope but, come on woman! You’re smarter than this!
And it frustrated me no end that it took so long for anyone to question the involvement of a certain person. Again, can’t say more because spoiler…and I’m sure there are those that might think that sentence in itself was a spoiler but…I think we’re good?
Anywho, that whole chunk of the book triggered my shouting-at-kindle emotions. To the point where Mikael and Soren were the levelheaded, forgiving characters. Yup!
There were some beautifully happy parts, a good dose of action, and some incredibly sad and painful moments too. Full on lump in throat, tears in eyes going on.
It was an incredible end to the trilogy, and even more impressive that this trilogy is Tyche’s debut.
I look forward to seeing what else she writes!
Flipping hell that was a rollercoaster!
I spent the first 3/4 of the book wanting to throw my kindle across the room. Norah was driving me mad with everything she was doing in the name of grief (can’t say more because big old spoiler). I know she was just clutching on to hope but, come on woman! You’re smarter than this!
And it frustrated me no end that it took so long for anyone to question the involvement of a certain person. Again, can’t say more because spoiler…and I’m sure there are those that might think that sentence in itself was a spoiler but…I think we’re good?
Anywho, that whole chunk of the book triggered my shouting-at-kindle emotions. To the point where Mikael and Soren were the levelheaded, forgiving characters. Yup!
There were some beautifully happy parts, a good dose of action, and some incredibly sad and painful moments too. Full on lump in throat, tears in eyes going on.
It was an incredible end to the trilogy, and even more impressive that this trilogy is Tyche’s debut.
I look forward to seeing what else she writes!