Colleen

DNF. Norse word salad with un-engaging main characters. Maybe it would be a better physical read... could just be a boring narration.

I would give this a solid 3 stars.

I went in with pretty low expectations from the hype and therefore generally enjoyed the read. It's fun, fast paced, and there's dragons. Yay. I'm ok with the spicy stuff - although the latter chunk of the book felt more teenage than I would have preferred.

A bit of a slow burn but damn L.F. knows how to get you with the twists. The gloomy atmosphere was immaculate but the main character got a bit tedious at times. Or maybe she just felt a bit dumb at times.
I would give it a solid 3.5 stars: it has some problems but still worth a read!

An interesting concept with potential, but most of the characters are pretty one dimensional. Add in a verrryy slow build and the book was just... okay. Lila was enjoyable but pushed the campiness boundary - she almost became a parody of herself at times. I REALLY wished for more dynamic characters in Kell and the villains - everyone was just meh.

Ties up some strings from the previous books, but I found the transitions pretty clunky and jarring. It was definitely much slower and I had a hard time keeping interest through the first half. I did listen to the audiobook - maybe a physical read would be better.

Absolutely delightful read

I would give this 3.5 stars probably. Second half is great, first half is dead boring. I almost didn't keep reading, but I'm glad I did.

Definitely weird

The only interesting part of this book is the general concept of how the aliens take over earth. But then you get annoying characters and repetitive, boring narrative.
I listened to the audiobook, making it easier to tune out the tedium and poorly written dialogue/narration

I procrastinated reading this book for a few years for obvious reasons... it's hard yet truthful.

This is one of the best books I've ever read.

So good. Such a great antagonist.