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Review by:
Hillary Curran
on July 14, 2012 :
So you open the book, and what’s on page 1? An execution! What a way to grab attention. The book is well paced, so your attention is always kept front and center. The fantasy world is neat with a mystery surrounding the peoples and their histories that is kept alive until the final pages.
In addition to the mystery, we’re also provided with an age old favorite – the love triangle. Lianne is torn between the boy she’s always been best friends with, Bryden, and the boy she’s always had a crush on that’s finally taken notice of her, Kellan. This has no bearing on the story, but I was personally team Bryden from the get-go, just sayin’. She struggles with this throughout the major conflict, and it gets her into further trouble.
Now, lately I’ve been getting pretty tired of love triangles, but this one is actually done in such a way that I only wanted to smack Lianne a couple times, so that’s a plus! However, there were other times that I felt she was seriously niave, but then had to remind myself that at the age of 16, answers can be staring you in the face and you would still not see them…because teenagers are young, blind, and stupid. Just because the world is such that 16 is older than it would be in our world, doesn’t mean that doesn’t apply. Alas, regardless of age, I still felt invested in the outcomes for all the characters!
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Tanya Contois
on July 26, 2011 :
Sleepers by Megg Jensen is another fabulous book and a great start to her new series.I liked the character of Lianne just as much as the character of Reychel from The Cloud Prophet trilogy but for much different reasons.The character of Lianne was very spunky and full of fire.I was surprised that Kellan turned out the way he did but at the same time I was glad that Lianne still ended up with the person she loved.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)