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I was one of the lucky few who recieved an advance copy to review from the Publishing company Random House Australia (thank you Dorothy.) When I recieved it, I was jumping up and down in such excitement. After reading Burn Bright, I'd been looking forward to the next installment for awhile. Yay!!
WOW! My mind has literally been blown, I just love these books! First we were taken on such an out of this world adventure in Burn Bright. And now Marianne has done it again with another truly magnificen ...more
WOW! My mind has literally been blown, I just love these books! First we were taken on such an out of this world adventure in Burn Bright. And now Marianne has done it again with another truly magnificen ...more
That's book 5 down in the AWWC! Halfway there. (Well, slightly more than halfway, as I've reviewed three and only need to review a minimum of four.)
I found this better than the first instalment - three and a half stars, really, and I suspect that if you're more the intended audience you might rate it higher. After some patches near the beginning that I found were a little clichéd/under-written, the central action of the book rolled along well. I really liked the imagery of city built on a forgot ...more
I found this better than the first instalment - three and a half stars, really, and I suspect that if you're more the intended audience you might rate it higher. After some patches near the beginning that I found were a little clichéd/under-written, the central action of the book rolled along well. I really liked the imagery of city built on a forgot ...more
3 1/2 Stars
Angel Arias felt more like the middle of a book and not the second book in a trilogy if that makes sense? If it was turned into a movie, it would easily take less than an hour screen time where being it's own book, it should at least take an hour and a half. All the wonder and fascination I felt in the first is gone but as it picked up where Burn Bright left and finishes where the next will start so it is necessary. I gobbled up the moments with Lenoir like chocolate on a bad day and ...more
Angel Arias felt more like the middle of a book and not the second book in a trilogy if that makes sense? If it was turned into a movie, it would easily take less than an hour screen time where being it's own book, it should at least take an hour and a half. All the wonder and fascination I felt in the first is gone but as it picked up where Burn Bright left and finishes where the next will start so it is necessary. I gobbled up the moments with Lenoir like chocolate on a bad day and ...more
cant wait for the next box , this book series is so intriguing !
Mar 06, 2011
Rachel (The Rest Is Still Unwritten)
marked it as to-read
Mar 08, 2011
Sammy
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Apr 01, 2011
Melissa
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Jun 08, 2011
Beccy
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Jul 19, 2011
Shelleyrae at Book'd Out
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Oct 11, 2011
Stephanie
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Nov 17, 2011
Blue Eyed Vixen
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Feb 29, 2012
Carly Bowden
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Apr 30, 2018
Tien
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