Review: A Novella Worth Reading!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 15, 2013
It wasn't a surprise: I loved this book. I've read both Shatter Me and Unravel Me, and this series is now becoming one of my favorites. I just love the writing, the characters, and all of the elements of it.It was so nice to read from Warner's perspective. Destroy Me gave insight to who this guy really was, and what his fears, quirks, and thoughts were. He became much more understandable, yet even more complex, than before. I could see the change that he was going through because of Juliette and her notebook. When he read her thoughts, cracks started forming in his tough exterior, and he started showing a more human side.This book also gave more insight to Juliette. It wasn't set inside her head this time, but inside the head of the guy that was a bit obsessed with her (but not in a creepy way; it was more in a way that he needed to understand her). I got to see Juliette through someone else's eyes, and it was interesting to hear what he thought of her.I don't usually read novellas. I didn't regret reading this one bit, though. I was able to read more of the series that I love more with each book I read, and was able to learn more about both Warner and Juliette. It was a quick read that I enjoyed every minute of.A few random thoughts:-I found it amusing that Warner was so clean and organized. I wasn't expecting it. It helped develop Warner's character.-Juliette and Warner really were similar. Both of them were born and raised with the expectation to be monsters. The difference is, Juliette resisted as much as she could and Warner accepted it as the only way.  In Unravel Me (***minor spoiler alert***), Juliette started to accept her abilities (but still not use them for evil), and Warner started to break away from his acceptance.