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I feel like this story is very interesting and unique, however the repetitiousness of the storyline, just the predictable ups and downs for the sake of extending the series to seven books is annoying. I feel like the story could have fit very well and nicely into 4 books at the most and cut out unnecessary situations that just felt repetitive. The only reason I read this series is because it’s mentioned in the Gender Games series (which was also too long and repeptitive), and I cannot leave a story unfinished. I won’t be picking up any of the other series because I don’t like how drawn out they are. A friend of mine and I both read gender games, and were commenting how we tended to speed read and skip over some pages because it just got to be so uninteresting after a while.

That being said, I do think the story is different and creative as heck. I don’t care for the love triangle - it was as if Grey had a complete personality transplant (remember when Professor Snape has a personality transplant in The Cursed Child?), and it cheapened his character to me. As for the end .... I wasn’t exactly surprised ... I knew it would be him behind it all in the end (not who he truly turned out to be, but the character as we knew him). Can’t wait to finish this series and put it behind me!


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This is the best book of the series yet! Finally Liana meets up with the "aliens" from 25 years ago! I personally think that because you don't know what to expect makes this series the best one Bella has made yet! I am sad and exited to know what happens next.
This was such an epic book in the series. Possibly the best one yet. The way the author ties everything together including characters and stories in another series to this one, it was eloquently and beautifully presented. Everything just clicked into place. Not sure how I feel about the Leo and Gray sharing situation but neither is the lead female so I am willing to hold judgement until the next book. Definitely hooked... is it May yet?
This series jumped the shark somewhere between book 4 and book 5. It could have been a well-developed - and well ended - series by that point. But here in book 6 it's just the same old rehash over and over. I mean, come on... how many times can Liana swoon while simultaneously wondering which person in the same body that's pressing their lips to hers? This kind of adolescent nonsense just seems stupid when we're supposed to believe that this is the leader, champion, heroine and savior of her people. While I've already purchased the last book in the series, I'm having so much trouble slogging through this one that I seriously doubt I'll bother with the finale. And I also seriously doubt that I'll attempt any more of Bella Forrest's work. Really disappointing, as I began very enthusiastic about her story telling.
I loved book 6 in this series and can wait to see how it ends. There are twists and turns throughout the whole book and so much action! I don't know how Bella Forrest does it every time. I was on the edge of my seat and so engulfed in the book. It is so hard to put down any of Bella's work.
The author asked if I was ready for the final book. No I am not. Will not be buying another book from him.
The last three books have all been the same, long and drawn out just to fill the page. Here is just one section that got to skip about three pages at a time.
First paragraph starts with I head to the door.
Second paragraph slowly I turn the knob.
Third paragraph the door quietly opens.
Nxt page, looking into the room - now laced into each of these paragraphs after the beginning sentence background information,her thoughts on what will happen next, what could go wrong etc.
I do not want to go through another book just reading every other,third, page.
As always this book in the series was non-stop action packed awesomeness!!! There are twists in this one that will completely blow your mind!!! It's so, so hard not to spill the beans and go on and on about my favorite parts! Nothing can prepare you for the crazy directions it takes you in. Bella Forrest truly has a brilliant mind! I promise you won't be able to put this down for a second.
This is a great book, from a great series, however ............ Initially, I had no idea that this was an episodic series. I was reading book one and couldn't put it down. When I got to the end of the book and it wasn't resolved I almost had a stroke. WHAT ?????? Ok, book 2 was on it's way, BUT the lapse between episodes is killing me. MY problem is if I'm reading another episodic series, the characters start to meld. AGGHHH. Well, it's annoying, but not a deal breaker. The stories are great, the characters well developed. This is a great series. I'm finishing up book 6, but 7 won't be out for another 6 weeks. In the mean time, I'll have read several other books while waiting to finish the series.
I feel like this story is very interesting and unique, however the repetitiousness of the storyline, just the predictable ups and downs for the sake of extending the series to seven books is annoying. I feel like the story could have fit very well and nicely into 4 books at the most and cut out unnecessary situations that just felt repetitive. The only reason I read this series is because it’s mentioned in the Gender Games series (which was also too long and repeptitive), and I cannot leave a story unfinished. I won’t be picking up any of the other series because I don’t like how drawn out they are. A friend of mine and I both read gender games, and were commenting how we tended to speed read and skip over some pages because it just got to be so uninteresting after a while.

That being said, I do think the story is different and creative as heck. I don’t care for the love triangle - it was as if Grey had a complete personality transplant (remember when Professor Snape has a personality transplant in The Cursed Child?), and it cheapened his character to me. As for the end .... I wasn’t exactly surprised ... I knew it would be him behind it all in the end (not who he truly turned out to be, but the character as we knew him). Can’t wait to finish this series and put it behind me!