poojha2's review against another edition
4.0
Finally reading a whole book in my Darling's point of view and I am over cloud nine at it. He's such a sweetheart and I fell hard for him after I read his POV.
loishojmark's review against another edition
5.0
Damn, I love Ethan. He puts a fist through my heart every time.
evelyn2015's review against another edition
5.0
5⭐️ Oh dear sweet Ethan. It was so nice to get the story from his perspective.
The rest of the series is told from Jack’s POV and Jack very stoic and closed off whereas Ethan is just so endearing and sweet and innocent in a lot of ways. Loved this.
The rest of the series is told from Jack’s POV and Jack very stoic and closed off whereas Ethan is just so endearing and sweet and innocent in a lot of ways. Loved this.
nickysbooks78's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
informative
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
5.0
clarian's review against another edition
3.0
3.5 stars. As it's a retale of the second book from Ethan's pov it's a bit repetitive.
loulou87's review against another edition
4.0
4.5 stars
A whole book from Ethan's POV
YAAAAASSS!
Being in Ethan's head was such a treat. To be able to understand how he was feeling in different scenes from book 2, was heartbreaking at times. He was truly all in with Jack and wanted to do what was best for him... He was also being his regular ^Quirky^ self and that made him retreat at times.
I loved his POV. I loved him before and I love him even more now. He was so perfectly flawed and human. Such a great character
A whole book from Ethan's POV
YAAAAASSS!
Being in Ethan's head was such a treat. To be able to understand how he was feeling in different scenes from book 2, was heartbreaking at times. He was truly all in with Jack and wanted to do what was best for him... He was also being his regular ^Quirky^ self and that made him retreat at times.
I loved his POV. I loved him before and I love him even more now. He was so perfectly flawed and human. Such a great character
marlobo's review against another edition
2.0
2.5 stars
I expected another thing. Nothing new here, excepting the stuff about Dejana that doesn't seem to contribute anything to the main story. Dedicating a whole book to a different point of view for events already told in the previous instance, did nothing but disappoint me a little. The only matter about I want to know is how the story continues after THAT ping
I expected another thing. Nothing new here, excepting the stuff about Dejana that doesn't seem to contribute anything to the main story. Dedicating a whole book to a different point of view for events already told in the previous instance, did nothing but disappoint me a little. The only matter about I want to know is how the story continues after THAT ping
claudiereads's review against another edition
4.0
Forgive me, Ethan baby! I love you, but I can’t give your book five stars.
suze_1624's review against another edition
4.0
I did enjoy reading this, looking at Ethan’s side of the stories.
I read it quite some time after the last book, so it was like new scenes but I can imagine if read close to Book 2 especially, it may be a bit repetitive.
We do get more Ethan background, see his interactions with some of his sisters and brothers - including how many there are for a mental tally of who is left.
Seeing some of the action from Ethan’s side is more emotional but I didn’t feel so much of the intensity of other books.
I think this has to be a series for my reread shelf!!
I read it quite some time after the last book, so it was like new scenes but I can imagine if read close to Book 2 especially, it may be a bit repetitive.
We do get more Ethan background, see his interactions with some of his sisters and brothers - including how many there are for a mental tally of who is left.
Seeing some of the action from Ethan’s side is more emotional but I didn’t feel so much of the intensity of other books.
I think this has to be a series for my reread shelf!!