Review: Ethereal Knights
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 15, 2013
So, this was interesting little take on the Celestra series. This goes ALL the way back to book one (Ethereal) only we see it in the view of both Gage and Logan. Take it as no big surprise that 16/17-year-old boys have dirty, dirty minds and potty mouths. I don't know really if I want to be disillusioned by the thoughts of the Olivers, I mean you have this picture of them built up of them in your head, is their POV really necessary. It isn't, it doesn't really change the story, it just gives you a whole other insight into the Celestra world, the world of Skyla, and honestly I would like to see what's going  through their heads later on in the series when everything just goes crazy and you have no idea what's going on. This book is ok, it doesn't have the magic of the other series, maybe because we kind of get clips into their world on Addison Moore's website, maybe because they are pure and perfect like you want them to be, maybe because teenage boys think way to much about sex, who knows. I love the writing of Ms. Moore, I'll read anything she puts out at this point, because she has a way of dragging you into the story, the world, the characters, you sympathize, hate, etc. It's just in this one...I don't know, it just is missing something...perhaps it is because the element of the unknown is gone so you don't invest yourself so much...perhaps it's because the tone is different, I don't know, it is still entertaining it just doesn't have that spark.