Review: The Runaway Pen Review
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2013
Rating: 5/5 StarsGenre: Young Adult / Greek Mythology / RomanceSeries: This is the third installment of the Oracle of Delphi series.The best Oracle of Delphi novel yet!I'll start with Chloe and Strafford, because lets be honest they are one of the cutest YA couples ever. That's probably the only time Strafford Law could be called cute...hehe, though I don't think Chloe would mind. The chemistry between these two is off the charts, they are so in love you can't help but love them, too. Their relationship faced some pretty intense challenges in this novel and watching them grow, and grow closer was awesome. I find myself rooting for them and many other characters as thought they are real people.I loved that author choose to alternate between different characters, it keep things interesting, especially when it comes of Strafford and Chloe. It helped that you could see into each character as their relationship unfolded rather than just the woman's side as most YA novels are.This series is beautifully written, the mythology is expertly told and everything about the books draws you in and doesn't let go. That being said the mystery was upped in this novel and I just keeping 'turning the pages' of my kindle faster and faster. Slowly the secrets are revealed and enemies become friends and the reverse.And Torrent, oh, Torrent. I predicted it in my review of the second book and it has come true. I love him and hate him. But he is definitely one of the most fascinating characters of the novel. Though Zeus, Apollo, the Fates, and practically every other character didn't disappoint either. ;)Also I have come to the conclusion that Diantha is evil. The ending was just...crazy! I loved it and hated it all at the same time. Though the hate is only because I have to wait until next year for the fourth book. Noooooo.But wait I will because this is a series too fantastic to miss!- Review by M. A. Bronson @ The Runaway Pen as a part of the Oracle of Delphi Blog Tour