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Synopsis
Ingrid and Gabby survived the Underneath. They saved their brother, Grayson, from a future of dark servitude and exposed a plot to undermine the Alliance. But danger still lurks in the streets of Paris, and the Dispossessed, perched on the city's bridges and rooftops, might not be able to save their human wards this time.
How the hell am I supposed to put thoughts down for a book
that I don’t even know what to think about? Am I supposed to lie and say this
this book was so freaking perfect
that I can’t even. But that’s not
true. I don’t know what I’m supposed to say, y’all. Okay, so I’ll say this: the
first book was perfectly epic. It was gargoyles and forbidden romance and
beautiful clothing and Paris. I mean how can you go wrong with Paris? Or hot
guys? That’s right. It’s really, super-dee-duper hard to. But in The Lovely and
the Lost, something changed. And I’m sorry *looks from under eyelashes* we need
to break up.
I just wasn’t feeling this book. At all. I was actually rather
bored for the first part (50%) of the book. Then came the action and I was all
like HELL YEAH! BOOH YAH! And it was good and fun and exciting. I was on the
edge of my seat. I was anticipating and hoping and rooting and cheering. Then,
I was let down. And confused. Oh so very confused.
I love Luc. And Vander is friend zone material, if you ask
me.
Honestly, I really don’t have much to say about this book
other than the ending was very dramatic. And not the good kind of dramatic. It
was the kind that makes me not really want to read the next one. It
disappointed me. Maybe I wouldn’t have been to let down if I didn’t positively freaking
adore THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE CURSED.
So everyone. Read the first one in the series because it is
perfect. But don’t have as high of expectations of the second one as I did.
Hopefully you’ll enjoy it more.
Most the reviews I've read of this one were raving. Did I miss something?
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