Review: Cecelia has way to much to deal with on her plate
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 25, 2013
Cecelia is the Emperor’s best General. Her life is comfortable, organized and under control. All of a sudden, the Emperor’s accusing her of helping the enemy, the man who she really wants to kill. She has no other option than to trust the annoyingly-cheery boy who claims to be Elite, and so her ticket to Caleb, to get her out of her situation.Thrust into a world where the general is no longer sheltered from the secrets about the Warren and the Emperor, Cecelia discovers that there is someone else who knows more about her than she thought. Now she isn’t just a girl with a simple revenge plan. Matters surrounding Caleb and her absentee father are more complicated than she thought.This book was huge, brimming with revelations that could have made well into the 2nd book. It got really interesting at around 20% and there is lots of action, sarcasm, humor, and attraction. One thing that most excited me was that I was able to guess exactly how the book would end. I’m not saying it was obvious, but that with my experience of reading so many books, there are trends that make the ending predictable. But this book was totally worth reading because of all the suspense and truths. It had multiple villains (which I love) and childhood love and all that which complicates things. Cecelia has way to much to deal with on her plate, and I’m looking forward to the next book to find out.