Review: a bit of a disappointing 3rd installment
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2013
All the way through this i've been reminding myself and you that this is fiction....This book...strayed right off the path that it had been wandering along.  It felt like a totally different book.The whole Angels storyline almost faded into the background and it became simply about a girl with problems, and a battle.  im sad to say that this one, i couldn't wait to finish so i could put it down.  i skim read alot of it. And i'm very disappointed by it.  It was a relief to reach the end page, and as i realised its not the end, i actually felt kind of "oh no...." i'm not sure i can pick it up if i'm honest.In this book its basically the Lost against the Winged/Angels.Joanne develops an addiction to drugs.  And the most far fetched thing - Raphael, Michael and Joanne decide to have a relationship between them - and all of them are okay with that....a thing i find hard to beleive.  Its obvious to the reader that Joanne has more inclination towards Michael, and i feel a little sorry for Raphael as hes almost being strung along.The sex scenes are no longer the refreshing change it was in the first book - its started to lean towards the unconventional with BDSM involved.Technically, i think Ms Pruitt could have wrapped the series up in this book, but she has chosen to carry it on, and it feels too long winded now.I'm sad that this book wasn't as good as the series started, and i never like to say that i didn't like a book as i know how hard authors work to get it to a place they're happy to publish it. And im sorry Ms Pruitt, but this last one, just didn't do it for me, and it did disappoint.read on behalf of bewitching tours for an honest review