Review: Lacked intensity of first 2 books in this trilogy but still a good read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 26, 2013
I have thoroughly enjoyed The Artists Trilogy. However, this book was probably my least favorite of the 3.  I still really enjoyed it, but I did not fall in love with this one. Maybe it was simply because I had overly high expectations? I had been so eager for this books release that perhaps my anticipations were unrealistic?  The first 2 in this series seemed to be faster paced, and more emotionally packed then Shooting Scars. This book just lacked the deep and attention demanding aspects the previous books contained. There were even a couple of times I even felt my interest wavering.  :(  Upon completion of this read, I just felt a tad let down. I wasn't a fan of way this one ended, and felt that overall this book lacked the Artist Trilogy intensity. It was still a good book; don't get me wrong, it just was not as satisfying as previous books in this series.  I don't feel that the impact of this book accomplished much in the overall plot of this story. It just did not feel as though many significant events occurred during this read.  Perhaps the next book will be better? I just hope it's not a very long wait. It seemed like forever between books for this one to be released.How much did I pay:  2.99Was it worth this $:  yesWill I read more in series: If they are released in a decent time frameWill I recommend:  sure