Ugh. This book. I can't get it out of my head, and now I'm staring at my to-read shelf and I just. I don't know. What do I pick up next? Where do I even begin? Will anything ever compare? I ever love anything ever again???Through the Ever Night made me feel so many feels. It made me feel every feel....
Through the Ever Night is 120% better than it's predecessor, Under the Never Sky. The first book just had so many mistakes when it came to the way it was written a bit, the world building and the relationships. But the sequel definitely covered those things up and plenty more!So Aria and Perry are r...
You can read my review in this blog: www.pageshaven.blogspot.comContained in 341 pages, Through the Ever Night is a fast paced story with lots of realization, drama, action and things that need to be reflected on. I can say that it’s one of my favorite books for 2013 since it wasn’t what I usually e...
(This review was originally posted at My Library in the Making.)At the time of this writing, it's been a little more than an hour since I finished reading this book, and the only right way I can think of to start this review is by saying Why did I let this sit in my TBR pile?!Under the Never Sky end...
This book... Damn. At first I wasn't sure how I felt about Aria and Peregrine being separated for so much of the book, but I really like how it unfolded. One of the things I love about these books so much is that even though the perspective switches every chapter I'm equally invested in both charact...
I am obsessed with these people, particularly Roar (and his love for Liv). Somehow Rossi lets me KNOW these characters and their connections are some of the best that I've ever come across. Another good touch is that the book does not end on a torturous note, making me feel like I want to throw the ...
Oh, look! It's another dystopian series I have fallen in love with! While I didn't post a review for Under The Never Sky, I can remember for some reason being very hesitant to read that book. I'm not sure if it was the cover or the title that put me off, but for whatever reason I just didn't find my...
Yup. Good. Would have liked more with Liv, and more development with Aria, actually. This book focused on Perry more than anything, and when I think of it in light of the fact that so much of book one was about Aria, I suppose that's ok. I just wanted more of them together, I suppose.
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