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Aug 31, 2017 Simona B rated it it was ok

I didn't retrieve this day would ever come (and seeing how it did come, now I should probably wonder why information technology came this late), just it seems I must acknowledge it: I think I finally got as well sometime for this kind of books. I tin't say I am happy with this plow of events, though.

The Cleaved Globe is the second and final instalment in a duology which, last yr, captured my attention because of its humor, calorie-free tones and snarky MC. In this determination, all these elements come back in total strength, simply somehow, not

I didn't think this day would ever come (and seeing how it did come, at present I should probably wonder why it came this late), simply it seems I must acknowledge it: I think I finally got too old for this kind of books. I can't say I am happy with this plow of events, though.

The Broken Earth is the 2nd and last instalment in a duology which, last year, captured my attention because of its sense of humor, light tones and snarky MC. In this decision, all these elements come dorsum in full strength, only somehow, none of them felt half as appealing to me, non fifty-fifty snarky Liv. What really made me cringe in embarrassment, though, was the plot, total of lucky coincidences and too-convenient twists, plus a corny finale that reaches a happy decision cheers to what I believe to be one of the nearly abrasive, magically ass-saver devices a storyteller can come up up with, e.g.: (view spoiler)[the solution to every unmarried one of the characters' issues is to get people to believe in magic (hibernate spoiler)].

Authors, o authors, listen to me: if you're non J. M. Barrie, just surrender on that one already and try something else. Because if that is non cheesy and absolutely disheartening, I don't actually know what is.

On a final note, all the same, I want to make articulate that I don't remember in any way that The Cleaved Earth is non a good volume. On the reverse, I am 100% certain that a younger audition would enjoy information technology much more than I did, so much so that, in my opinion, middle grade readers and very very YA readers would exist, perchance with a couple of adjustments to the content, the fittest target audience.

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The Marked Girl was my surprise book of 2016 so I knew I only had to read the sequel and I loved it merely as much as book 1! I'yard super sorry it was just a duology I'd love to read more than particularly about the characters in Caelum! The Marked Girl was my surprise book of 2016 so I knew I only had to read the sequel and I loved it but as much equally volume ane! I'm super sad it was only a duology I'd love to read more specially virtually the characters in Caelum! ...more than

Nov 26, 2018 ضحى الحداد rated it really liked it

4.v stars !!
Oh human being, it has been a long while since I final loved a series this much .. this sequel was just amazing total of activity, gamble and a proficient dose of humour, I liked the group and the ending .. information technology was really good and I enjoyed it soo much .. I actually recommend this serial if y'all want an adventure of a life fourth dimension :)

Dec 14, 2018 Rmsooon rated it it was amazing

Ive read " the broken world " ,, it was astonishing i loved it so enjoyable ,, i gave information technology 5 out of five stars Ive read " the broken globe " ,, it was astonishing i loved information technology so enjoyable ,, i gave it v out of 5 stars ...more than

3.five stars. Hmmm, didn't like information technology as much as the get-go only nonetheless good! I call up it was a little scattered maybe? I'g not sure how to describe it. The ending was cheesy and not realistic, just all the same fabricated sense based on the book/series itself. I'm intrigued past this whole portal fantasy subgenre so if anyone has recs, striking me up!

Super beautiful, kind of cheesy (come across affiliate titles) and overall very Disney channel-ish, in a good way.

Lindsey Klingele's THE MARKED Daughter follows the indicate of view of two characters, Liv and Cedric. Liv wants to be a filmmaker. The closest she has come to a fantasy world is through CGI. This all changes once she meets Cedric. He's the crown prince from a globe called Caelum. In escaping the evil within his homeland, he jumps into a portal that takes him to Los Angeles. In guild to render abode, he needs to detect the fabled scrolls. Liv agrees to aid him, fifty-fifty though she doesn't desire him to leave. Lindsey Klingele's THE MARKED Daughter follows the betoken of view of two characters, Liv and Cedric. Liv wants to be a filmmaker. The closest she has come to a fantasy earth is through CGI. This all changes one time she meets Cedric. He's the crown prince from a world chosen Caelum. In escaping the evil within his homeland, he jumps into a portal that takes him to Los Angeles. In order to return home, he needs to find the fabled scrolls. Liv agrees to help him, even though she doesn't want him to get out. The conclusion to the Marked Girl duology, THE BROKEN WORLD, picks up right where the previous book left off. Its thrilling ending will continue readers hooked until the very end.

I enjoyed THE MARKED Daughter dorsum when I read information technology in 2016. My favorite trope is when the fictional meets reality, so naturally the premise of the book hooked me from the start. I also loved getting to come across BookTubers involved in the creation of the book trailer. Despite all this, I was not sure as to whether I would want to keep on with the duology. I'm very grateful that Teenreads gave me the opportunity exercise so. I enjoyed the second book much more than I did the kickoff. The stakes have dramatically risen, making for a fun, fast-paced read throughout. At that place are so many twists and turns that helped me to be more invested in the world, the story and the characters.

The relationships, romantic or otherwise, in this book were incredibly well-written and developed. Every graphic symbol pairing felt real and genuine. I loved getting to see Liv and Cedric'due south interaction in this second book considering things are non exactly easy for either of them in this conclusion. Despite those characters prominence in the plot, the secondary characters are non neglected in any manner. Each character is given their ain arc and page fourth dimension. I could clearly run into a transformation have identify in all the characters. Some became more confident, independent or sure-footed in their deportment.

The ending of the duology was incredibly fitting. I was very pleased where all of the characters ended their narrative. By the finish, I felt like I had really grown fastened to Liv, Cedric and all their friends.

I could not be happier that I took the opportunity to finish off this series. It'southward such an entertaining and warm-hearted read. If you lot as a reader are looking for a duology with lovable characters and a fun, fast paced plot, THE MARKED Girl and THE Cleaved Globe are two perfect stories for you.

Reviewed by Gabby B., Teen Board Member

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This review has been subconscious because information technology contains spoilers. To view it, click here. After the marked girl, I had such loftier hopes for this book. It did non live up to what the first book was! It was super all over the place and the catastrophe was pretty lack luster. Felt like this book was full of cheesy clichés and very anticipated plot twist. Liv was, and still is, an amazing snarky character. And that Cedric gave upwardly his status to live where he was happy. And Merek redeemed himself a piffling in this book too

Oct 19, 2017 Mina rated it actually liked it

**Review originally posted on My Fangirl Chronicles**

Real Rating: 3.v

Even though I had a lukewarm opinion on the first book, The Marked Daughter, I was still looking forward to reading the sequel The Broken World. I guess one of the main reasons why is because it'south an urban fantasy set in the city I live in so it's actually absurd reading about all these places that I recognize and tin pic in my mind perfectly. I loved how Lindsey described LA and how magic transformed information technology into a post-apocalyptic gho

**Review originally posted on My Fangirl Chronicles**

Existent Rating: three.5

Even though I had a lukewarm opinion on the get-go book, The Marked Girl, I was nonetheless looking forward to reading the sequel The Broken World. I guess one of the primary reasons why is because information technology's an urban fantasy set in the city I alive in so information technology's really cool reading about all these places that I recognize and can movie in my mind perfectly. I loved how Lindsey described LA and how magic transformed it into a mail service-apocalyptic ghost town with a strange and foreboding sky, unusually abiding earthquakes, stifling heatwaves, and weird fluctuations in gravity. Places like The Grove were mentioned and I couldn't help but remember, "Oh, that'due south and so cool because I've been in that location so many times!" then imagine it being completely empty and ruined was weirdly amusing and very intriguing.

The Cleaved World pretty much stayed true to the feel of the first book in terms of vibe and the writing fashion. Even though it had been a while since I first read the first volume, it wasn't too difficult getting back into this world but I did have trouble remembering some of the revelations and rules of it. The raised stakes and constant roadblocks Liv and her friends faced motivated me to continue reading and had me constantly wondering what their next move would be. Every time they thought of a possible solution they would effort to pursue it only to realize that they were too late or always one step behind their enemy. It almost got me a little frustrated, to be honest. Haha At that place was also a crazy intense machine chase that had me at the edge of my seat! That, the climax that followed, and the moped chase were my favorite activeness sequences.

I am happy to say that my opinion of Cedric has now changed since the previous book. He goes through so much character development in this book and matures a lot. I actually liked how instead of constantly trying to be similar his father, after going through and then many ordeals, Cedric realizes that he is different from him and instead tries to exist a improve version of himself; someone he tin can be proud of becoming. Liv as well impressed me with how much more mature she's go, especially when she takes responsibility for the events happening in LA and chooses to fight for the city she calls home at the expense of her developing relationship and feelings for Cedric. Also, I'm going to exist honest and say I was totally into the small drama between Liv, Cedric, and Rafe.

The side characters were stronger and a little more memorable this time around, especially Merek and Shannon. Liv'southward siblings took more of a backseat in this book to make room for more Joe and to introduce Rafe, Merek'due south older brother and I didn't heed and then much because they were all charming and endearing in their own rights. Sad to say though, I was even so disappointed with Kat's character. Betwixt Cedric, Merek, and Kat, she had the least amount of character development and became the grapheme I cared almost the least out of the primary cast. If it weren't for her fighting skills, Kat almost felt like her only purpose was to stay in the background and be the barrier that prevents Cedric and Liv from being together. The but time where I felt we were finally seeing grapheme development with her was at the very end.

One of the main things I was looking forward to the almost was learning more about the world of Caelum because I'm absolutely fascinated with medieval worlds. I'm a huge fan of The Lord of the Rings and medieval fantasy part-play games similar Dragon Historic period: Origins, so I guess I was hoping for Caelum to feel like to those. Unfortunately, while it was very much medieval - unpaved, dirt-roads; no electricity; no applied science; etc. - it didn't experience as magical as I was expecting. Certain, we got to learn more about Caelum and its origins - which was pretty interesting - but there were no elaborate descriptions of an amazing earth stuck in time. The only impression Caelum left on me was that it'due south a typical medieval world except for unusually big scenery - grass, rocks, mountains, and whatnot. I honestly felt underwhelmed with Caelum and felt like nigh of the magic was actually dorsum in Los Angeles, since that's where all the foreign and fantastical things were happening.

As exciting as the scenes leading up to the climax were, the way things ultimately ended left me feeling generally disappointed. Everything roughshod into identify too easily and there were no real casualties worth caring most. Although I'm a huge fan of happy endings, because how high the stakes were, I found the ending to exist a bit too cheesy, juvenile, and unrealistic. This was when I realized that this story is probably better suited for the younger YA crowd, borderline heart grade. Overall, I'm glad I gave this duology a chance because despite its shortcomings, in the end I was still entertained and enjoyed certain aspects of it, like the chase scenes and world building. I would definitely recommend this to the younger YA oversupply if yous enjoy reading urban fantasies or are interested in diving into the genre.

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Sep 12, 2017 Forrest rated it information technology was amazing

In the The Marked Girl and Broken Earth novels, Lindsey Klingele has crafted some astonishing fantasy YA fiction (non to mention an endearing love letter to Los Angeles). The world(southward) feels vibrant and lived in, the characters relatable and amusing and the story propels along at a nice clip, with enough twists and surprises to give you lot that "okay, only Ane more chapter and then I'll become to bed" feeling. But above all, I appreciate how it doesn't experience like information technology panders or talks down to its intended audi In the The Marked Daughter and Broken World novels, Lindsey Klingele has crafted some astonishing fantasy YA fiction (non to mention an endearing dearest letter to Los Angeles). The world(s) feels vibrant and lived in, the characters relatable and agreeable and the story propels along at a nice prune, with enough twists and surprises to give yous that "okay, simply Ane more affiliate and then I'll get to bed" feeling. But in a higher place all, I appreciate how information technology doesn't feel like it panders or talks downward to its intended audience. She toes the line between romance, terror, humour and action with a deft hand that belies the knowledge that this is but her second novel. Information technology truly has something for pretty much anyone. I'll be eagerly pending to see what comes side by side from this writer :) ...more

This volume was honestly as amazing and epic as the first, and such a perfect determination to this wonderful series. I loved getting to see all our faves again and seeing how much they grew and how they all became a family and support arrangement for each other. I loved Cedric and Liv to no cease. I honey that Kat is gonna be the badass warrior queen she was e'er meant to be. Rafe was a thousand addition to the team. Peter and Joe are the sweetest sweeties to always sugariness. And Shannon and Merek are my OTP for This book was honestly every bit amazing and epic as the first, and such a perfect decision to this wonderful series. I loved getting to see all our faves again and seeing how much they grew and how they all became a family and support system for each other. I loved Cedric and Liv to no finish. I love that Kat is gonna exist the badass warrior queen she was e'er meant to be. Rafe was a grand addition to the team. Peter and Joe are the sweetest sweeties to ever sweet. And Shannon and Merek are my OTP for life. I need most a one thousand more books with the two of them being adorkable sassmasters together. That book was just so perfect and I loved every single second of information technology ...more

Oh human, this book is...how can you describe a volume that made yous feel so many emotions at once? I recall I loved this duology from the very starting time, from the first page. This 2nd volume was...everything I was expecting. I desire to give thanks the author for let me live this fantastic adventures with all the characters. I wish I could read more books like these.

Feb 06, 2018 Natalie rated it actually liked information technology

This review has been subconscious because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Cedric and Kat are finally back in Caelum with Liv. Merek, still unconscious in a hospital on Earth, wasn't able to return with them and Liv only came with the hope of finding and saving her brother while Kat and Cedric endeavour to free their families, overthrow Malquin/John, and return Caelum back to normal. On Earth, the Knights of Valere are going missing, or showing upward dead. Merek, Shannon, and Joe are the just ones who know what'southward going on and are trying to find a way to stop their world from en Cedric and Kat are finally back in Caelum with Liv. Merek, even so unconscious in a hospital on Earth, wasn't able to return with them and Liv but came with the promise of finding and saving her brother while Kat and Cedric try to gratis their families, overthrow Malquin/John, and return Caelum back to normal. On Globe, the Knights of Valere are going missing, or showing upwards dead. Merek, Shannon, and Joe are the simply ones who know what's going on and are trying to find a way to end their world from ending while Liv is in Caelum. Eventually the coiffure reunites and must combine their quests in order to save both of the worlds suffering from the portals that take been opened. Moments before a slew of deaths, they are able to relieve the worlds and turn back some of Malquin's misdeeds, but not without long-reaching effects for the worlds' futures.

Overall, 2nd and concluding book of the Marked Girl serial was engaging, enjoyable, and a continuation on the fast-paced and fun urban fantasy novel that began the story. The reader continues with the characters introduced in the first book and is able to see the evolution of traits, changes every bit they grow mature, and learn new things about new worlds and their own place and possibilities in them. Though the plot and scenes could leap a fleck, this added to the terminate-of-the-globe and chaos effect, letting readers feel the displacement being described, whether this was intentional or non, its effect was apparent. As with the first novel, at that place is quite a bit of violence, claret, and expiry, though naught overly graphic or detailed that would cause serious alarm for readers over thirteen. A good wrap upward and catastrophe to an entertaining urban-fantasy series.

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This review has been hidden because information technology contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I love this duology so much. Not only does it have amazing romance (come on Cedric and Liv and then Shannon and Merek? My heart!!!) and humor but it is filled with action and amazing fantasy. You lot don't want to put it down but you lot don't want it to end at the same time. This could have been a longer serial and I bet I would've loved every unmarried 2nd of it. I must say the ending left me feeling very consummate and content though. I absolutely loved the characters, the story line and everything els I love this duology and then much. Not only does it have amazing romance (come up on Cedric and Liv and so Shannon and Merek? My heart!!!) and humour simply it is filled with action and astonishing fantasy. Y'all don't want to put it downward but you don't want it to end at the same time. This could have been a longer series and I bet I would've loved every single second of information technology. I must say the catastrophe left me feeling very complete and content though. I admittedly loved the characters, the story line and everything else near this book. I'm giving it a 4.five star considering I but couldn't connect with how the primary plot unfolded. The first book and this ane were so masterfully idea out but I can non stand the fact information technology was solved through social media. Don't become me incorrect, I dear how regular people were able to help, how up to date information technology was, and the whole believe and it'll all work out, simply come up on. Live streaming? I don't know, I but couldn't connect with it for some reason. Withal, this is easily at the top of my must read list and I recommend information technology to anybody! I LOVED Information technology and I tin't wait to read it again and again! ...more

four.5/5 Stars!

The Marked Daughter was one of my absolute favorite books of 2016, and with most books I love, the sequel can never equal the first. But trust me when I say this one is just as good as book i!!!

In volume one, we have a smashing premise, fun characters, witty dialogue, and interesting world building. The Broken World continues to go on all of those aspects and beautifully ties together everything we learned from The Marked Girl, while introducing fifty-fifty more!

If you lot enjoyed The Marked Girl, y'all

4.v/5 Stars!

The Marked Girl was one of my accented favorite books of 2016, and with most books I honey, the sequel can never equal the get-go. But trust me when I say this one is but every bit skilful equally book ane!!!

In book one, nosotros have a great premise, fun characters, witty dialogue, and interesting world building. The Cleaved World continues to proceed all of those aspects and beautifully ties together everything we learned from The Marked Girl, while introducing even more!

If you enjoyed The Marked Girl, you will love The Broken Earth (if you already read the Marked Girl why are y'all even reading this review? Go start the last volume now!)
If you haven't however read The Marked Girl, go and read it! Its swell for fans of books where two very dissimilar worlds collide, and too great for anyone who loves LA, cinema, or theater!

Also- dearest that this is a duology. Nosotros need more duologies in the world. They are my favorite serial length for this genre (and for nigh genres).

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Aug 07, 2019 Nanci rated it liked it

I liked book 1 in this duology a picayune more, only I liked this one every bit well. I think the premise is so interesting. The honey triangle played out a little more in this book but information technology wasn't overbearing. The guy is in the middle and there isn't the malaise. It'due south more a sense of obligation to duty along with the love that comes with friendship on the one side. The feelings of attraction, chemistry, and interest on the other side. I have been in Kat's position. I totally get that. It'due south the ending that likewise I liked book 1 in this duology a piffling more than, but I liked this one as well. I call back the premise is so interesting. The love triangle played out a little more in this book but information technology wasn't overbearing. The guy is in the centre and at that place isn't the angst. It'due south more a sense of obligation to duty along with the love that comes with friendship on the i side. The feelings of attraction, chemistry, and interest on the other side. I accept been in Kat's position. I totally become that. It's the catastrophe that took the star away for me. I was just a little disappointed in information technology. Merely, I really enjoyed the book otherwise. ...more than

More a 3.5 stars (even so waiting for them to make information technology so you tin requite half stars)

I enjoyed this book more than I was expecting later on some of the issues I had with the first book. The beloved triangle was almost not-existent in comparison to The Marked Girl and I was very invested in Shannon & Merek'southward relationship, I actually wish we had gotten to know what happened with them. Merek was my favorite graphic symbol.

I besides really similar the time jump and how the characters spent that time apart. They tried to g

More than a 3.5 stars (nonetheless waiting for them to make it then you lot can give half stars)

I enjoyed this book more than than I was expecting after some of the problems I had with the get-go book. The love triangle was almost non-existent in comparison to The Marked Girl and I was very invested in Shannon & Merek's relationship, I really wish we had gotten to know what happened with them. Merek was my favorite grapheme.

I also really similar the time jump and how the characters spent that fourth dimension apart. They tried to gather information to solve their problems in the but way bachelor to them and how they interconnected the worlds.

Overall information technology was, in my opinion, a solid 3 star serial.

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Jun xx, 2021 Dom rated information technology it was astonishing

I plant this was even better than the beginning!

I will say that altogether, I institute that this was a pretty enjoyable series. While the beginning one was a very steady story of Cedric and friends trying to find a mode home (and to defeat Malquin), this volume took u.s. on a bit more of a journey. It had Caelum, information technology had an apocalyptic sort of LA, it had unique new stakes with both worlds hanging in the rest, and there were far more than twists and turns than the first one.

Honestly, I really appreciated the story

I found this was even better than the first!

I will say that birthday, I plant that this was a pretty enjoyable series. While the first one was a very steady story of Cedric and friends trying to observe a way dwelling (and to defeat Malquin), this book took u.s.a. on a bit more of a journey. Information technology had Caelum, it had an apocalyptic sort of LA, information technology had unique new stakes with both worlds hanging in the residual, and there were far more than twists and turns than the first i.

Honestly, I actually appreciated the story and the journey I got to proceed through these characters. I definitely would recommend it for those that enjoyed the first ane!

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Mar 23, 2018 Jenelle rated information technology liked it

I admit, I'thousand surprised I liked it. It does take a sort of free-wheeling, self-published sort of feel. In fact, it reminded me of a couple other indie serial' I've read, one of which I just realized is called The Marked Son.

Even without the similar title, there are tons of parallels. But with that series, I fizzled halfway through book 2.

I was glad Klingele was able to tie up her story in two books because it kept things fast paced.

And I think the audio is kind of what did information technology. Amazing how a see

I acknowledge, I'g surprised I liked it. Information technology does have a sort of free-wheeling, self-published sort of feel. In fact, it reminded me of a couple other indie series' I've read, one of which I simply realized is called The Marked Son.

Even without the like title, at that place are tons of parallels. But with that serial, I fizzled halfway through book 2.

I was glad Klingele was able to tie upward her story in ii books because it kept things fast paced.

And I recall the audio is kind of what did it. Amazing how a seeming flop of a volume can exist salvaged past the right narrator.

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I really enjoyed the conclusion of this book. There was and then much action, fighting, and trying to save 2 worlds from being consumed by magic. I loved the improver of Cedric and Liv's story. Their "romance" was not over the top and did not consume the story, but information technology was a great little addition. I kept rooting for them the unabridged book even when it felt like two people from two different worlds could never make it work. I really enjoyed the determination of this book. There was and so much action, fighting, and trying to save two worlds from being consumed past magic. I loved the addition of Cedric and Liv's story. Their "romance" was not over the acme and did not consume the story, but information technology was a neat lilliputian addition. I kept rooting for them the unabridged book even when information technology felt similar 2 people from two different worlds could never make information technology work. ...more

February 05, 2018 Sophia rated it really liked it

Actual rating was 3.5 stars.

So I enjoyed this book a lot and information technology was a very quick read just similar The Marked Girl was, just past no means was it literature. I took off 1.5 stars because of the very cheesy catastrophe and the quality (or lack thereof) in the writer's writing. All the same, the story was interesting and I liked all of the characters take one or two.

Would recommend this serial for a fun and quick read, simply keep in mind that you are by no means reading a classic.

Feb 08, 2018 Lilly rated it it was amazing

This review has been hidden considering it contains spoilers. To view it, click hither. This volume (including the first) was so amazing! I loved it so much! Every chapter keeps yous on edge, wondering what'll happen next. A story taking identify in the land of Caelum, and in LA; literally tackling 2 birds with one rock! This story is so modern, yet it has a bit of fantasy sprinkled in there. Ms. Klingele, you are such a creative author, and you've written an amazing story. Bravo! Tin't wait to read another story from you lot.

P.S: Merek and Shannon make the cutest couple!

This book (including the first) was so amazing! I loved it so much! Every affiliate keeps you lot on edge, wondering what'll happen next. A story taking place in the land of Caelum, and in LA; literally tackling two birds with i stone! This story is so modernistic, withal information technology has a bit of fantasy sprinkled in there. Ms. Klingele, y'all are such a creative author, and yous've written an amazing story. Bravo! Can't expect to read another story from you.

P.S: Merek and Shannon make the cutest couple!

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Sep 23, 2018 Maddie rated information technology liked it

There was a lot going on in this book. Lots of magic, devastation and finally deciding where your path will truly take you. Luv dealt with a lot after that starting time portal funny Cedric and the gang in LA. And now she has even more to worry well-nigh at present that Earth is fighting against the magic that leaked through. Only put a band of misfits together against some evil guys and tada people might actually "accept the magic"

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Rating - iii.5/5

I remember how much I enjoyed the kickoff book. I loved it! I did like the continuation but not as much. I recollect it was a chip of the romance and the lack of delvopment that kind of set me off balance. There was love betwixt the characters but it seemed a bit off.

From the 2d book, my favorite characters were Merek and Shannon. I absolutely loved them and glad to read chapters from her point of view. She and Merek made a great, however unlikely squad.

November sixteen, 2017 Amber rated it liked it

I'one thousand still debating on what rating I want to give this. I keep thinking 4 but might go out it at iii.

I really loved the first book in this series. It was a ton of fun and extremely enjoyable. But I unfortunately didn't like the sequel as much. It'southward not a bad volume by any means. It just didn't hold up for me in comparison to the offset book.

I'm still debating on what rating I want to give this. I go on thinking four but might go out it at three.

I actually loved the start volume in this series. It was a ton of fun and extremely enjoyable. Only I unfortunately didn't similar the sequel equally much. Information technology's not a bad book by whatever means. It only didn't hold upwards for me in comparison to the commencement volume.

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Apr 26, 2019 Monae rated it liked it

Not every bit skilful as the first, but a necessary read to finish what was a huge cliff hanger in the last volume. I really felt like the story dragged in this i. Kudos to the author for not dragging it into a trilogy, but maybe she should take merely written i book and fabricated the beginning 1 longer. Nevertheless very clean, and if your kids are into teen romance, this would be a adept one for them to read.

Apr 20, 2021 Jeraca rated information technology liked it

I surprisingly enjoyed this duology! Liv and Cedric are wonderful characters, and I enjoyed all of the side characters too. Shannon may be one of my favorites.

I liked how things got fixed and how the characters got to cull what their futures would be.

I'yard glad I finally got around to reading this series!

I surprisingly enjoyed this duology! Liv and Cedric are wonderful characters, and I enjoyed all of the side characters too. Shannon may be i of my favorites.

I liked how things got fixed and how the characters got to choose what their futures would be.

I'm glad I finally got effectually to reading this series!

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April 18, 2018 Ashley rated it liked it

3.v stars
Non bad! A pretty good ending to the duology. All loose ends are resolved, and all the characters end up in a place that'south satisfying and makes sense. I did find the resolution a bit cheesy though, and I wish we had gotten to come across more of the magic of Caelum, merely enjoyed the volume overall. 3.5 stars
Not bad! A pretty good ending to the duology. All loose ends are resolved, and all the characters end upwardly in a place that's satisfying and makes sense. I did find the resolution a bit cheesy though, and I wish we had gotten to see more of the magic of Caelum, just enjoyed the book overall. ...more than

This is another sequel volume. I would say it'southward an okay read. I am not really finding a whole lot of motivation in my young adult fantasy this summer. I'yard not certain if it's the books or me, but this one was okay. This is another sequel book. I would say it's an okay read. I am non actually finding a whole lot of motivation in my immature adult fantasy this summer. I'm not sure if information technology's the books or me, but this i was okay. ...more than

Lindsey Klingele grew up in Western Michigan, where she read every book she could become her hands on. She somewhen moved to Los Angeles (the existent land of make believe) and worked as a writers' banana for TV shows such as THE LYING GAME and TWISTED. She still loves living in LA, particularly since it'southward dwelling to great television receiver shows, truly excellent cheeseburgers, and her pitbull, Bighead. Lindsey Klingele grew upwards in Western Michigan, where she read every book she could get her hands on. She eventually moved to Los Angeles (the real land of make believe) and worked equally a writers' banana for Tv shows such as THE LYING GAME and TWISTED. She still loves living in LA, specially since it's domicile to great television shows, truly excellent cheeseburgers, and her pitbull, Bighead. ...more

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