I just think there are other ways to move the plot forward then the main character making the same mistake over and over again. And of course, secrets that are kept, always come out and in front of everyone and in a way that it shouldn't have been revealed. Secrets that could actually saves lives, I find it hard to believe that she really cares about the people around her when she is holding back these type of secrets. Can someone please explain to me how people can "sort-of" die all the time?ģ) I don't understand why Juliette has to keep so many secrets to herself, not just from Adam, but from others.
Here's another example of an unclear moment: "I remember the days when things were fairly normal, when people were only sort-of dying all the time" (129).
It's just unclear as to what is happening with Adam and Kenji during Juliette's meeting with Warner's father. At one point Juliette is on a mission with Kenji and Adam and they are supposed to be right behind her, and somehow they end up being somewhere completely different. There are some pretty hot and heavy moments in this novel-and let me just say they are not just with Adam.Ģ) There were a couple of moments where it was unclear as to what was going on. Not only is he hilarious, he is kickass on his own without the extra skill that Juliette has.Ĥ)The writing style is much improved from Shatter Me, I figure that this is because Juliette is really coming into her own, and instead of being half-crazed from being tortured and locked-up she is finally able to help those around her.ġ) Because Mafi decided on a love-triangle, Adam and Juliette's relationship seems like kind of a joke. At the same time, Mafi's twists nicely pull the story really well together.ģ) I love Kenji, he's such a badass. There was definitely a couple moments where I was completely floored. I'm hard-pressed to find a character that I do not like or at least find extremely interesting because of their backstory.Ģ) Plot twists: The twists and turns I did not expect in this novel.
There is always something new to learn about each character, something in their past that explains who they are. This book through me a curve ball with the couple of plot twists and I think that this novel overall was also less melodramatic.ġ)Mafi's strong character development from Shatter Me continues in this novel. I found that I enjoyed this book much more than Shatter Me because the writing style is not so disjointed and there are less punctuation problems. Unfortunately, the last question is not answered in this novel. On top of the war between Omega and The Reestablishment, Juliette has to decide what side she's on and who is it going to be-Adam or Warner? She also discovers that there is more to Warner than she originally thought, and her feelings for him surface just as her and Adam run into trouble in their relationship. After her friends are captured, Juliette discovers that there is a person more evil than Warner-his father, president of The Reestablishment. Omega Point and The Reestablishment are going to war, while Juliette is still struggling to control her gifts. Buy it: Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Book Depository |
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