Fragile Eternity (Wicked Lovely, #3) in SOS: Serious Overload of Series

May 27, 2010 Mariya rated it really liked it

Shelves: young-adult, dropped-series, faeries

Published on my blog:Mystifying Paranormal Reviews

More Ashlinn, Seth, and Keenan. Who could ask for me than this. I was really excited to start Fragile Eternity and continue with these characters story. The story picks up right after what has happened in Wicked Lovely. Ashlinn is still adjusting to being summer queen. Seth is is dealing with Ashlinn being summer queen and also Keenan is having some problems with Donia. This book was not as exciting as Wicked Lovely, but it was still a great read Published on my blog:Mystifying Paranormal Reviews

More Ashlinn, Seth, and Keenan. Who could ask for me than this. I was really excited to start Fragile Eternity and continue with these characters story. The story picks up right after what has happened in Wicked Lovely. Ashlinn is still adjusting to being summer queen. Seth is is dealing with Ashlinn being summer queen and also Keenan is having some problems with Donia. This book was not as exciting as Wicked Lovely, but it was still a great read. I love that we get all the characters point of view. It makes me to connect to each character in a way and see things from their point of view, which I love. I love all of these characters and you really end up having a place in your heart for each one of them, even the new characters. In WIcked Lovely I really didn't connect much with Ashlinn's love interest, Seth, but after Fragile Eternity I have this new kind of respect for him. I think since the beginning he has grown as a character, but Keenan is still my number 1.

Ashlinn, Keenan, and Donia are all having issues concerning one another and go through hurt and heartbreak throughout this book and it just makes you wonder about the relationship between these characters. I think that Donia/Keenan and Ashlinn/Keenan are great couples, but sometimes I get the feeling that Keenan would make a great love interest for both of them. I want Ashlinn and Keenan to be together though. I think that this book was so different from the last two books, because it seemed more mature. I mean it is kind of hard to explain, but I felt like the characters have all grown into respectable people and there are these problems they face, and when reading it, it didn't seem like young adult. Things happen at the end that make you want to know what happens now? We won't really know until the last book, Darkest Mercy seeing that is the next book with the focus on Donia, Keenan, Seth, and Ashlinn, but I am looking forward to read the next companion novel, sequel to Ink Exchange. Side characters are very interesting and it is great to get inside their head. ...more

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Jun 07, 2010 is mee... kissa rated it liked it

oh wow.. that was definitely THE best Wicked Lovely book. Although there were a few parts i gotta admit that bored me, i wasn't completely absorbed in the book from beginning to end but it was pretty good.

I actually really started not liking Donia in this book, i mean, i never really liked her, i don't like the whole lovesick angles of books, but she really peeved me off here. And Naill kinda peeved me off too. i don't think he should be angry at Aislinn, everyone makes mistakes, including him; ...more

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Nov 11, 2009 Jesse rated it really liked it

Shelves: young-adult

This installment into Seth and Aislinn has been waiting on bated breath for more! I love the Wicked Lovely series and even though the next book in the series won't be about Seth and Aislinn, I am craving more of the world that Melissa Marr has created for them. ...more

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Sep 28, 2009 Nicole Cary rated it liked it

Sorcha's attraction to Seth is bizarre. It made no sense. When is Ash going to wake up and realize that Keenan is a shady shady character and stop trusting him. She's like a brick. ...more

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