I am anxiously awaiting the sequel and if anyone of influence is reading this i totallyyyy would not mind being sent an arc. they were nowhere to be found, not even mentioned. What bothered me the most was that some characters did not return.
i hope they shine through in the next book. Imogen, tobias, and amarinda were kind of pushed aside a bit which was sad to see. obviously, he’s tired of being in jaron’s shadow and he’s done pretending that he isn’t bothered by itĪnd fink. Same as jaron, we got to see in roden’s head a little bit and see how he’s feeling. some of mott’s past is revealed, and so is some of connor’s *wink wink*
We got to see mott, roden, and fink shine the most in this book. no one can make me laugh quite like he does. he had me practically rolling on the ground with his little quips and jabs. and of course, his sense of humor was better than ever. sometimes it takes longer than it should have and you just want to give him a stern thwack on the back of his head, but he gets there eventually. this book allows us into his head and inner thoughts more than the others, and it’s fascinating watching everything unfold to him. he finally, FINALLY, is able to take a step back and really THINK about how his actions affect his loved ones and it was beautiful to read. there are two characters that he butts heads with quite a bit in this book, and it’s interesting to see their dynamic and jaron put into his place by them. i think he gets away with a little too much in the first three, but he finally gets called out on his bs a little bit, which is good to see. he is by far one of the greatest, most well written and deep characters i have ever read about. i figured out the first one pretty quickly but after that they just kept coming and i couldn’t keep up with them so kudos to the author she delivered exactly where we wanted her toĪs i said before, i have a soft spot for jaron. however, one of my favorite parts of the series, the plot twists, were no disappointment. the closest it can be related to is runaway king, the two felt pretty similar.
Was it the strongest in the series? no, but i was hardly expecting it to be. it sounds funny to say but a piece of him will always live in me Jaron’s courage and selfless love inspired me as a young girl and has most definitely shaped me into the person i am today. this series practically raised me and im not even joking when i say that i am now a senior in high school for your reference. i first read the false prince in elementary school and reread it every year, multiple times. Alright this one might take a while so strap yourselves in, grab a snack and a warm drink, plug in your headphones (i suggest carrie & lowell by sufjan stevens because thats what i was primarily listening to as i read this book) and let’s get started *cracks knuckles*įirst i want to say i have been anxiously awaiting this book for, probably, half of my life.
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