Review: Not as great as I wanted it to be...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 27, 2013
This last installment was a disappointment to me.  The first 2 books captivated me and had me enthralled and book 3 lost me somewhere in all it's writing.  There were many scenes left incomplete and many which didn't make sense. I feel like Ms Fillon may have been in a hurry to get this book completed that she didn't take the time to go back and reprocess what she had previously written.  I'm still trying to figure out, why Lilly lost weight, got a fever, had the "incident" with Alorn, and why her blue jeans meant so much to her??? Her confusion over whether or not she loved Tharin was also confusing to me, as it did not make any sense seeing as how she had already decided in book 2 that she did love him; otherwise why the drama about his "cheating?"  I also really didn't care for the I don't want to die a virgin line, because to me it didn't fit with these characters.  Lilly and Tharin's relationship in this book was not some hot and heavy teenage/young adult romance, where they had been pawing each other through out the books, which would create this line in the story.  It seemed out of character for Lilly.I am an avid reader, I read about 3-6 books a week, so between the last book and this book, I did forget some characters and who they were. Many times I was confused as to who was who and what they represented.  I think if maybe there had been some kind of preface addressing everyone again, it may have helped.  Overall is was an ok read, there were many grammar and spelling errors, and this book had more foul language than the other books.  I only recommend if you have read the other 2 books, otherwise you won't enjoy....