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A review by voxvenati
All of Our Demise by C.L. Herman, Amanda Foody
adventurous
dark
mysterious
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
There were a few interesting developments in this book, but a lot of repetitive, circular action that made it feel both very long and simultaneously as though very little was happening.
I did like Gavin a lot more in this book, but few other characters had interesting developments. This definitely felt like Gavin’s book.
And good for Gavin!! Very pleased to see him and Alistair get together. That was cute.
I cried when Gavin spoke to his brother and they had a moment. That’s the good stuff!!
Did not think every champion needed to be paired off into couples though 😮💨
Also sad about MY BOY Hendry, but alas. It had to be, I didn’t really expect anything less.
A very meh conclusion to the duology. Worth it only if you’re invested in the characters, though. The plot was not spectacular.
I did like Gavin a lot more in this book, but few other characters had interesting developments. This definitely felt like Gavin’s book.
I cried when Gavin spoke to his brother and they had a moment. That’s the good stuff!!
Did not think every champion needed to be paired off into couples though 😮💨
Also sad about MY BOY Hendry, but alas. It had to be, I didn’t really expect anything less.
A very meh conclusion to the duology. Worth it only if you’re invested in the characters, though. The plot was not spectacular.