Review: Good read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 12, 2014
*I received this book in exchange for an honest review (LoP)*At the beginning I had a hard time following with all the weird words that were used to describe common stuff. I understand it’s a dystopian society and I understand if people are talking weird, but when you read a story one needs to understand it without constantly wondering what object is described or what the reference is about.It started off as an interesting story with Pierce as our handsome and fearless hero and Harmony as our damsel in distress. I liked how events unfold but it soon became evident it’s all about the romance and the drama and I was a little disappointed.I’m sad to say there was no character development. Harmony was as scared and powerless at the end as she was at the beginning. But I liked how it backfired on Pierce when he made that contract with Adora. I mean it wasn’t really in par with the Omni society we were left to believe was regulated so I can’t imagine how it could have happened but I liked the fact that Pierce was seeing a result of his action when trying to “look after” the people he loved.There was a twist in the story towards the end that surprised me. Maybe the sequel will be more interesting with the hints we were left.