Elizabeth’s answer to “Can someone please explain the twist at the end involving Maya/Inara and Sophia?” > Likes and Comments
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I agree. I loved the story up until that part.
Great explanation. I thought the book was great up until that point. It was kind of mess!
Glad to hear others also felt that this addition to the story only made it weak..
I was so confused with the ending of this book.
I’m glad I’m not the only one that was totally confused about the ending...
Seriously that bit pissed me off. There was no reason to include that in the overall story and her editor or someone should have told her that. The story-the series is great as is! I genuinely hope that this is rereleased without her. Generally speaking, bringing that up would put in on trial too. If I were any of the girls/women in the garden I would have liked to see her hanged. She’s worse than the nurse. “Not being listened to” is not a good excuse and it’s such poor writing.
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Oct 25, 2016 11:01PM
I agree. I loved the story up until that part.
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Great explanation. I thought the book was great up until that point. It was kind of mess!
Glad to hear others also felt that this addition to the story only made it weak..
I was so confused with the ending of this book.
I’m glad I’m not the only one that was totally confused about the ending...
Seriously that bit pissed me off. There was no reason to include that in the overall story and her editor or someone should have told her that. The story-the series is great as is! I genuinely hope that this is rereleased without her. Generally speaking, bringing that up would put in on trial too. If I were any of the girls/women in the garden I would have liked to see her hanged. She’s worse than the nurse. “Not being listened to” is not a good excuse and it’s such poor writing.
