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I love the bright, bold colors that these cover redesign went too.

#Shatter me movie release date series

I didn’t even realize this was a cover change when I started reading them.Īnna and the French Kiss Series by Stephanie Perkins I loved seeing every new design (especially the backs with those dresses!). I love the eyes and think it’s really creative! OH I’m ecstatic these changed before I even started reading them. Showing Vin in a better light and more realistic is so much better!

These first covers were all just…odd haha. Maybe a nod to her nobility, but the new covers actually show Kestrel for what she is. The Winner’s Curse Trilogy by Marie Rutkoski I love the addition of putting the characters on the cover! They deserve the spotlight and while I wish I could get all of the other covers (one day!) I love having the third (and fourth soon!) in this new design. This is without a doubt one of the greatest tropes ever.īanished royalty gathering a group to take back their throne? YESSSS.Īn Ember in the Ashes Series by Sabaa Tahir Squad 313, Night Court, Court of Terrasen, Skyward. I LOVE when the banter is off the charts between a working friendship.

I’m a sucker for a bad guy who makes one good move in their time. When a legitimate villain does a good thing Parents who are still alive (at least one) UGH WHY CAN’T THEY JUST BE TOGETHER FOREVER? I love all of the banter between siblings. YES.īig families ( Dance of Thieves – Ballenger clan) are great. That moment when the reader knows what’s going on, but they don’t yet and the fall out leads to a passionate kiss.

I’m thinking along the lines of The Kiss of Deception and The Traitor’s Kiss. NEVER.Ī romance that begins with one of them undercoverĪnd no, not in a bad way. This is really my one and only ultimate trope and it never gets old.

Violence: guns, machetes, powers (Juliette can literally rip people apart) pretty gory at times.

Romance: kisses, make-outs with removal of some clothes.

Language: some strong (mostly in Kenji POV’s).

Buildings explode, some people die, and at last things seem to fall into a new world order. I loved the closing scene with him finding Juliette and the epilogue was perfectly fluffy as well. He gives me all the butterflies and swoon worthy moments and that’s why there needed to be more. I am smitten with Warner and his unending love for Juliette. Side-step back to my loves Warner and Juliette (I have the inability to decide which names to call them in this review so I apologize). I like that it’s clear they both care of each other’s well-being, even if they have a hard time showing it. Watching him and Warner through around a bromance was one of the highlights of this book. Kenji is funny, honest, a lover, and a genuinely good guy. He ranks up there with some of my favorite main (but more side) characters i.e.

I needed the happy ending (and you do get that much) they just weren’t together much of the book and lets face it, they carry the series. WE DIDN’T EVEN GET THAT MUCH AARON/ELLA TIME. A lot of neat bows were tied to get some closure on characters (truthfully, much appreciated or I would have had too many questions), yet again though…this was all solved with finishing the original three books. I was surprised at how fast I read it, and how much didn’t actually happen. Rescuing Juliette/Ella from the Reestablishment. It was essentially another rescue mission book. And this is where I stand on the last book – wondering yet again, why it’s here. Then came the next three books which felt like extended novella/Warnette series (I do love them, so that part’s fine), but they never felt necessary. One of the few dystopian series I really enjoyed. The first three books (the original series) was stellar. This is what I’ve told people who’ve asked me about this series.