This was a lot less satisfying to read than the first book, Incarceron. No longer was there a brand new world to discover and new characters to get to know. Instead, we fall deep into confusion with a thinner plot line this time around. There was almost nothing holding the plot together - it was one...
It's rare for a sequel to surpass the original but I loved Sapphique even more than Incarceron. It is definitely necessary to read Incarceron first, nothing in Sapphique will make sense if you don't. Sapphique takes us back to the prison where Attia and Keiro are both feeling betrayed at having been...
Much better than the Incarceron. I only read it because the story didn't end and I found myself thinking about them. I'm so glad I read Sapphique. Very little predictability -- and that's what I like. At first, I thought I knew where the story was going, but at every chapter something new happened!
You know...the ending just wasn't as satisfying as I had hoped. Incarceron was like this, too. I don't really like the cliffhanger/unresolved endings, but was okay with it sliding from Incarceron to Sapphique, but the ending needed more. I needed more of the world, more of the changes within Incarce...
Sobbing my eyes out.How could she have done that?? HOW IN ALL THE FUCKS. I I I just I can't. Worst book fucking ever, just for the emotional damage. COME ON. WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU TO DO JARED. You didn't even care, did you? You did that just to have a twist, didn't you, Catherine Fisher? You didn't ...
this was an interesting sequel. idk. i liked it, it held my interest and it was fast paced. however it explained NOTHING. not what Era they were stuck in, of if the Prison was really that tiny cube, i need answers!
Simplesmente adorei!Uma vez mais Fisher arrastou-me para o mundo de Finn e eu não consegui resistir!Devorei o livro de forma assustadora, À medida que assisti ao desenrolar da história do mundo marcante de Finn e Claudia...é seguramente daqueles livros que irei sempre recomendar aos fãs de fantasia ...
I admit that I am disappointed in this book. I was hoping for something more but all I got was a repetitive book.First off the plot, its basically the same. In the first book they are trying to get out of Incarceron and in this one they are trying to get back in. I kept getting frustrated cause I wa...
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