Review: Enjoyable Read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 17, 2013
Raven is the 2nd ebook in the Delirium series.  It was released between Pandemonium and Requiem.  In it, the reader gets a little bit of an insight into the character of Raven.  And just like in Pandemonium, where the story read from two different time periods, Raven also takes places at two points in time.  The first being when Raven first escaped into the Wilds when Blue was a baby.  The second is Raven's point of view of the events from the last few chapters of Pandemonium.Now I admit that Raven is actually not a favorite character of mine in this series.  I always found her to be too harsh, and lacking of sympathy.  So I was intrigued to read a story from her point of view to get inside he head and see how her mind works.  With that said, I really did enjoy this ebook.  My one complaint is that it was just too short.  I found myself wanting to read more of Raven's story.  I enjoyed reading about her relationship with Tack, and seeing that she really does have emotions and dreams like everyone else.I read Requiem before I read Raven.  There was something that was revealed in Raven, that wasn't even addressed in Requiem.  And this was something of importance, I found myself wondering if maybe I just overlooked it when I was reading Requiem.  But I really don't think that this was the case.  I understand that Requiem was Lena and Hana's story, but Raven is an important character and it just didn't make sense to me that that wasn't mentioned.Reviewed by Sana @ Step Into Fiction