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Niall
by Melanie Moreland
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
The end of Finn and the beginning of Niall are the same, except for the point of view, which is in Niall’s. To understand fully what transpires in Niall you may want to read Finn first. Finn and Niall are cousins, more like brothers, and work together.
During Finn’s book, the syndicate has some trouble that needs to be dealt with. With the help of some friends, this is how Finn finds Una and Niall finds Anna. Niall nor Anna can explain the instant connection they feel but Niall is fiercely protective of her. But as everyone tries to find their normals, dangers are still lurking and need to be handled.
Really liked the closeness of Finn and Niall, and then their friends. How each can lead yet still be loyal friends. Both books, not too long, entertaining, and easy to read.
During Finn’s book, the syndicate has some trouble that needs to be dealt with. With the help of some friends, this is how Finn finds Una and Niall finds Anna. Niall nor Anna can explain the instant connection they feel but Niall is fiercely protective of her. But as everyone tries to find their normals, dangers are still lurking and need to be handled.
Really liked the closeness of Finn and Niall, and then their friends. How each can lead yet still be loyal friends. Both books, not too long, entertaining, and easy to read.