Review: Stop right there!
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2013
I got sucked in by good reviews, and I still agree with them. What changed? I read the "Forgotten". Author is so great in describing places and characters, and so bad in telling a coherent story; that I ended up hating main character (wishing him dead actually).I attributed plot holes in the 'Burnt' to teenaged self-absorption. Unique reactions of an inexperienced young men to tragic chain of events. But some things irked me: Kaie is a 'passenger' and others selflessly sacrificing themselves to help him. He inspire devotion in others by just being present on the side lines! I keep waiting for him to unleash that 'powerful' magic that he suppose to have and.... nada. No great magic feats, no prophecy fulfilment, just a lot of apathy(Kaie's, not mine).I waited for the 'Forgotten' to come out hopping for some action.Second book is such a mess. Plot have more holes then a sieve, behaviours doesn't make sense and I HATE Kaie. I am sure that psychiatrists will have a neat name for his personality disorder.In summary: looks good at first, makes your head hurt later. Won't be reading book three, spare yourself and give this one a miss.