Status Updates From Ghost (Boston Underworld, #3)

So many questions, so much pain...

Tá sendo bem chocante acompanhar a evolução dos personagens, principalmente da Talia. Sinceramente, não estava esperando por isso, ainda mais depois da carga emocional de Reaper. Pensei que esse seria de alguma forma mais leve, mas pelo visto me enganei....

ARC kindly provided by the autor in exchange for an honest review

ARC kindly provided by the author in exchange for an honest review

Of perfection

Its been good. I enjoy reading the H POV more because he is way more interesting.

Review to come. Today is my birthday so I probably won't get to write it til Saturday. :)

Extremely addicting read! I liked the theme of choosing your own self, not being like your blood relatives. I didn't like either mc very much, though, despite the emotional, believable, action-packed read. They were too vengeful and angsty. I feel dissatisfied, in the end, because it was such a violent, other-ness resolution, rather than personal growth. (I rolled my eyes at some of their sex scenes, too.)

And yet, in the very next scene, she is angry and disappointed that Alex doesn't love her, doesn't want to spend time with her as a family, hobbies, walks, dinner, quiet evenings and mornings, cherishing, etc. oh, the complexity of people's emotions. From cruelty and an utter lack of empathy, or even simply pity for a person lost in evil, to craving warmth and comfort and kindness.

Well. One scene has unraveled all my like of Talia: the way she reacts to Dimitri being raped was absolutely abhorrent. Yes, Dmitri was the root of her terror, but wtf, lady. Now you're just like him: a person with qualities you know you hate. I understand revenge, but I struggle with accepting the emotional value of it: it simply lowers oneself, the opposite of growth: shriveling.

One word: irresistible. I can't seem to get up and do my morning chores; this book has me in a large-fisted chokehold.