This was a really good book that I had terrible getting into/staying in until the last 5 or so chapters. Then I absolutely couldn't put it down. I'm honestly a little frustrated that I can't get my hands on book 2 for a while (thanks, Corona)

I really enjoyed this book, which one might not assume based on how long it took me to read it. It was lyrical, honest, and beautifully introspective.

This book was heartwrenching and beautiful. In all honesty there were parts where the author lost me, and others where I couldn't tell what time period she was referring to. However it all came together nicely and I put it up to the author being a poet and me not being much of a poet myself.

This was a steamy read, for sure! Predictable, enjoyable, though I'm not sure how a neurotypical man would think he's inherently broken because of his father's unfaithfulness. It was kind of a let down as far as big reveals go. The way it was built up I was expecting something MUCH more scandalous.

It was a good ending and a good twist for the story. I liked all the characters and worldbuilding throughout the trilogy. As the end drew closer it did get harder to separate past and present as the same people were always featured, but it didn't take away too much from my suspension of disbelief.

That was a fabulous book. Cringingly real angst over a crush that took me right back to Middle and High School. I love that it's based on an opera. That makes me want to watch it now, and I hope it'll do that for all the young adults who read it and bother to read the end pages.

I really enjoyed this one. The separate narratives combined nicely and the fact that there wasn't an exactly neat and tidy ending despite being a younger read was refreshing.

This was seriously enjoyable. Though, come to the end and I realized I should have read The Trials of Apollo first.

Any Sanderson novel is always a pleasure.

DNF. Not really in the mindset for a book set in a time where women were considered - by science - to be inferior in every way. It was just rubbing me the wrong way the whole time. I really did try, though. Maybe another time.

Continuity issues. Like, noticeable ones. But still a great read.

There was quite a bit of language, which is kind of to be expected, but it tended to get a bit distracting at times. It was almost painful to remember how much teenaged hormones control you and mess with your logic. Ugh. But overall a good book that I enjoyed.

Excellent world building!

I really enjoyed it. Of course, it's hard not to enjoy a Percy Jackson book. The ending was satisfying yet infuriating!