303
pages
I am
less than enthusiastic about this series because I can’t help but to always go
to the what if’s… There is so much more this series could have been. I try not
to hold it against each book, but it’s hard. The series got ripped apart
several books ago, and while I can see the good coming back, it’s hard to not
think about what could have been.
Anyway…
Betsy does more growing here. I’ve said it the last couple books, but it’s been
true every time. She has been growing tremendously in recent books. It’s been
good to see for the most part. All of her friends/roommates/family are changing
too. Some of it was really good, some of it… not so much. This one has a lot to
do with Hell, which was interesting.
The
plot was kind of all over the place. It worked though, in a weird way. There
are several that seem to compete for importance. I’m actually not used to that.
It was a little strange, but it somehow worked. I still can’t bring myself to
give it a five. There are still too many issues I have with the story, how it’s
going, and what the next step looks like. While I did like it, I can’t seem to
get back that sense of loving fondness I had for it in the beginning. Two books
left. We’ll see how it goes.
Note: I’m not adding a detailed review of this one. I probably won’t of the
next two either. I think I will end up writing one longer post encompassing the
end of the series, and anything I hadn’t covered yet.
Rating:
♥♥♥♥
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