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A review by jordansbookescape
Unhinged by A.G. Howard
4.0
Unhinged is the second book in A.G. Howard's Splintered trilogy. The series follows teenager, Alyssa Gardner, as she uncovers the secrets of Wonderland and her family.
Unhinged was a filler, no doubt about it. Nothing really happened. A few secrets were revealed and you could see how everything would lead up to the last book, but mostly there was drama and confusion between Alyssa and her relationships with others.
There was some character development, though. I'm not going to say who the characters were because it might spoil some events, but it was interesting to see these characters grow.
The setting is in the normal modern world and not in Wonderland which was disappointing, but from the ending you can tell the last book will be in Wonderland.
I didn't love this book, but I definitely didn't hate it. It made me excited to read the last book in the series. I recommend this book, but don't go into expecting a lot of action.
Quotes:
"That only you have the key to open my heart." pg. 19
"He has the ability to look completely innocent even when I know he's as pure as a pirate." pg. 104
Unhinged was a filler, no doubt about it. Nothing really happened. A few secrets were revealed and you could see how everything would lead up to the last book, but mostly there was drama and confusion between Alyssa and her relationships with others.
There was some character development, though. I'm not going to say who the characters were because it might spoil some events, but it was interesting to see these characters grow.
The setting is in the normal modern world and not in Wonderland which was disappointing, but from the ending you can tell the last book will be in Wonderland.
I didn't love this book, but I definitely didn't hate it. It made me excited to read the last book in the series. I recommend this book, but don't go into expecting a lot of action.
Quotes:
"That only you have the key to open my heart." pg. 19
"He has the ability to look completely innocent even when I know he's as pure as a pirate." pg. 104