Through the Ever Night
elizabeth says:
Un poco disappointing que such an original story followed the rules of trilogies. Spoiler alert (not major), they are separated during this book and there are love triangles. Pero overall I'm really liking this trilogy because although like I mentioned before it follows some of the cliches of dystopian YAs, it has a concept and story that is fairly new, interesting, and unpredictable. Also, both books have been alternating chapters of Aria's and Perry's POV's in the third person a...nd I, someone who hates when a book has more than one POV, have enjoyed the books and can honestly say that the way they are written has never bothered or exasperated me. It is very beautifully written and has some nice quotes in there. 10/10 Recommend, specially if you're looking for something to read after finishing a particularly cheesy or corny romance novel. Their relationship is important in the books and never understated (and of course super cute), but the story is so intriguing that it's easy to get wrapped up in the "politics" of the story. Also, enough characters to keep the story line diverse and entertaining. In my opinion, casi nunca pasa lo que yo creo que va a pasar pero no es como si hay unos plot twist ridiculos ni nada. Simplemente I'm not used to such a well developed universe. Worth the time.
Preeti says:
Perry is Blood Lord. Aria's mother is dead. okay time to reunite them, so we can see if this romance can work. I wasn't 100 percent convinced they would make it or should make it ... yet as I read on, I became more convinced that Perry's rendering to Aria felt right. Veronica Rossi does a great job of creating more depth to their relationship, even as they again must seperate. One point in particular solidifies this for me: Aria and Perry have been reunited yet again, but are quick to run to the aid of the Dwellers and have had little time to be together. This moment, Aria has been injured, and they are hiding in a supply room...."Aria kept her gaze on his face, on the blonde stubble across his jaw and the bend in his nose. She could look at him forever. She could spend her life just watching him blink and breathe that near to her.Her eyes blurred and she wasn't sure if it was from the pain or from the relief of being with him again. He brought a sense of rightness. She felt it every moment she spent with him even the wrong ones. Even the painful ones like now.Perry's hands stilled. He looked up, and his gaze told her everything. He felt it too."I love this moment. It's a good action filled sequel, with some really cool plot twists. I look forward to reading the next one.MoreLess
Un poco disappointing que such an original story followed the rules of trilogies. Spoiler alert (not major), they are separated during this book and there are love triangles. Pero overall I'm really liking this trilogy because although like I mentioned before it follows some of the cliches of dystopian YAs, it has a concept and story that is fairly new, interesting, and unpredictable. Also, both books have been alternating chapters of Aria's and Perry's POV's in the third person a...nd I, someone who hates when a book has more than one POV, have enjoyed the books and can honestly say that the way they are written has never bothered or exasperated me. It is very beautifully written and has some nice quotes in there. 10/10 Recommend, specially if you're looking for something to read after finishing a particularly cheesy or corny romance novel. Their relationship is important in the books and never understated (and of course super cute), but the story is so intriguing that it's easy to get wrapped up in the "politics" of the story. Also, enough characters to keep the story line diverse and entertaining. In my opinion, casi nunca pasa lo que yo creo que va a pasar pero no es como si hay unos plot twist ridiculos ni nada. Simplemente I'm not used to such a well developed universe. Worth the time.
Preeti says:
Perry is Blood Lord. Aria's mother is dead. okay time to reunite them, so we can see if this romance can work. I wasn't 100 percent convinced they would make it or should make it ... yet as I read on, I became more convinced that Perry's rendering to Aria felt right. Veronica Rossi does a great job of creating more depth to their relationship, even as they again must seperate. One point in particular solidifies this for me: Aria and Perry have been reunited yet again, but are quick to run to the aid of the Dwellers and have had little time to be together. This moment, Aria has been injured, and they are hiding in a supply room...."Aria kept her gaze on his face, on the blonde stubble across his jaw and the bend in his nose. She could look at him forever. She could spend her life just watching him blink and breathe that near to her.Her eyes blurred and she wasn't sure if it was from the pain or from the relief of being with him again. He brought a sense of rightness. She felt it every moment she spent with him even the wrong ones. Even the painful ones like now.Perry's hands stilled. He looked up, and his gaze told her everything. He felt it too."I love this moment. It's a good action filled sequel, with some really cool plot twists. I look forward to reading the next one.MoreLess
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Guest 7 years ago
I really liked this second book in her trilogy. I felt like it had more depth, more character progress. You really see how Aria has changed, no longer some weak girl who can't function, but a strong woman who is selfless. Perry takes on more responsibility. This second book adds more depth to other characters as well like Roar, Talon, Liv, and even Soren. I wish the two main characters had more time together in this book, but I really feel like if they didn't have this character development that I wouldn't have wanted to read the next book. It's well written. Highly recommended.Write Review:
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