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Another in the series I couldn't put down. It's the type of books you can't wait to see how it ends. It's a feel good kind of book, nothing to heavy to read. It's light hearted and so easy to read. Sometimes it just nice to read a book like that. Someone (other then myself) said this book series was a guilty pleasure and I totally get it. I want the next and the next until the whole series is gone. I LOVE all the characters but America and Maxon were so sweet. Moving on the The Heir
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Completed this for the third book in a trilogy for the 2015 PopSugar reading challenge (but this has now since expanded to four with a fifth in the works). I thought it was pretty wishy-washy at the end - dramatic circumstances leading to the final declaration and choice. As if we didn't know the ending was coming already and what it would be - especially with this cover. I liked book two best of this series and felt like this one I could have skipped or appreciated a much shorter novel.
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The entire series was very easy to read (or to listen to, in my case), however on the overall, the books were just meah. Felt very drawn out. I think this whole series could have been a duology, if not a stand-alone. Huge chunks of the story can be easily cut and tossed out and nothing will be missed.
Tottally agree that this one ends on a good note. Really happy with how this one played out, except for the sad moments. Love how romantic it is in a more serene way. Beautiful.
I liked it, but I thought the ending was a little too neat. I also really wanted Maxon and America to have a serious conversation about Aspen.
Aug 05, 2015
Heather
marked it as to-read
Dec 08, 2019
Jillian (Peapod Historical Bookery)
marked it as lists
