Review: Threw me for a loop
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 17, 2014
Lucy, Fallen is not only the culmination of the Inferno series, but it actually combines all three parts in one handy book. I'd already read the first two/thirds previously, but it was a while ago, so I didn't skip over those parts this time around, and while I usually find re-reads to be a bit boring (except Harry Potter or anything Stephen King, I can re-read the heck out of those) because I already know what's going to happen and all that jazz, I wasn't terribly bored with these. They still drew me into the story, keeping me glued to my iPad, as Lucy and Dev forge a pact to get rid of the Thunderbirds and restore the balance between Above and Below.It was the last third of this story that I was most anxious to read though, and it didn't disappoint. In this part we travel Below with Dev in an effort to save Lucy from the clutches of another demon. The descriptions of hell were graphic enough that I had clear images in my head of just what we were slogging through in the underworld and it's not a place I would like to visit anytime in the near future. Then there were twists in the story that I didn't even see coming, which is an awesome characteristic for me, because I read a lot and can typically spot plot twists a mile away, so I love when an author surprises me.I would definitely recommend this book to others.Copy received in exchange for an honest review.