debbie2232's review against another edition
5.0
This series...... wow, it was so so good!!! I’m sad it’s over!
aandrus's review against another edition
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.0
marsnikki's review against another edition
5.0
(Reread Review)
This review contains spoilers from previous books of Titan series and Covenant.
The Prophecy is the perfect conclusion for an absolutely amazing series. Titan series is just everything I love in Greek mythology! In this book the stakes are higher than ever before, Seth for the first time has something to fight for, not just Josie now but their unborn child. He grows up a lot in the series and we see making choices that he would never do back in Covenant. I love Seth since the beginning but is this series that makes him one of my favorites. Josie has also been through a lot in this series but she keeps fighting she isn’t like Alex always wanting to be in the front lines, but she is string in her own way and she is wicked smart!
I love the friendships this series brought. The way Alex and Josie become friends, and confidents, how Deacon and Josie became besties and its one of my favorite relationships in this world. But mainly I find hilarious the bromance between Aiden and Seth! They are never going to be best friends, but they came from hating each other to death in Covenant to trust each other and deep down became friends in Titan.
For the ones expecting an epic fight against the Titans in the end you are not getting what you want…. because it’s so much more than that. There is a final fight but if you have been paying attention you know that things have change and the fight they were planning at the beginning may not work so they have to find solutions, that’s what the first part of the book is and then when they do find answers they are not what we wanted to hear.
One character in particularly I need to talk is Apollo, for all of us that read both series we see the difference in him from Covenant to Titan and in this book we find out why he acts like he does towards Josie, I’m still mad at him for it, but once you know why you also understand a bit why.
For much that I love The Prophecy it’s also one of Jen’s books that makes me cry the most. I think I cried more in this reread then I did in the first one! The last 70 pages I spent in a river of tears screaming! But this is Jen so don’t worry the ending its still wonderful, but you will cry your eyes out until you get there…
I really hope Jennifer does another spin off in this world someday. I really love the world and the way Jen built the Greek mythology and there is a door open for another character to have its story, and it would be amazing to come back and see all the gang again! I recommend Titan series to all Greek Mythology fans you won’t regret it!
This review contains spoilers from previous books of Titan series and Covenant.
The Prophecy is the perfect conclusion for an absolutely amazing series. Titan series is just everything I love in Greek mythology! In this book the stakes are higher than ever before, Seth for the first time has something to fight for, not just Josie now but their unborn child. He grows up a lot in the series and we see making choices that he would never do back in Covenant. I love Seth since the beginning but is this series that makes him one of my favorites. Josie has also been through a lot in this series but she keeps fighting she isn’t like Alex always wanting to be in the front lines, but she is string in her own way and she is wicked smart!
I love the friendships this series brought. The way Alex and Josie become friends, and confidents, how Deacon and Josie became besties and its one of my favorite relationships in this world. But mainly I find hilarious the bromance between Aiden and Seth! They are never going to be best friends, but they came from hating each other to death in Covenant to trust each other and deep down became friends in Titan.
For the ones expecting an epic fight against the Titans in the end you are not getting what you want…. because it’s so much more than that. There is a final fight but if you have been paying attention you know that things have change and the fight they were planning at the beginning may not work so they have to find solutions, that’s what the first part of the book is and then when they do find answers they are not what we wanted to hear.
One character in particularly I need to talk is Apollo, for all of us that read both series we see the difference in him from Covenant to Titan and in this book we find out why he acts like he does towards Josie, I’m still mad at him for it, but once you know why you also understand a bit why.
For much that I love The Prophecy it’s also one of Jen’s books that makes me cry the most. I think I cried more in this reread then I did in the first one! The last 70 pages I spent in a river of tears screaming! But this is Jen so don’t worry the ending its still wonderful, but you will cry your eyes out until you get there…
I really hope Jennifer does another spin off in this world someday. I really love the world and the way Jen built the Greek mythology and there is a door open for another character to have its story, and it would be amazing to come back and see all the gang again! I recommend Titan series to all Greek Mythology fans you won’t regret it!
ashleym10148's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
funny
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
lissherondale's review
3.0
3.5
this review will be full of spoilers so.. be my guest haha
I definitely liked this book more than the previous one. It was more interesting and much faster.
there is some things that I didn't liked tho:
1. too much sex! come on!
2. I don't like Josie very much
3. the final battle was mediocre
Gods! that was the most mediocre final battle I've ever read I think! so easy everything that even Alex had to sit down and wait haha
Seth's sacrifice was a very deep moment very genuine and sweet but his comeback????? mediocre. I remember Alex's comeback and that was hard, Aiden was a mess and people moved, took action for her.
here Seth just appeared and that's it! really? that's the whole explanation? he was a spirit in nowhere??
BUT what rescue this book was the funny moments, Deacon and Luke, Alex and Aiden.. they made the story worth it!!
and the ending at the wedding I didn't saw it coming and even less Apollo's sacrifice. that was very sweet.. and the kid's name: Leon... that got me just in my heart... I loved that.
I liked this book, I enjoyed it. it's not as good as the convenant series. that is waaaay better! but it's a fun read definitely.
I just I'm a little disappoint that she filled the book of sex and easy way outs... it's not a bad series thou, it's just it's not at the covenant series high..
this review will be full of spoilers so.. be my guest haha
I definitely liked this book more than the previous one. It was more interesting and much faster.
there is some things that I didn't liked tho:
1. too much sex! come on!
2. I don't like Josie very much
3. the final battle was mediocre
Gods! that was the most mediocre final battle I've ever read I think! so easy everything that even Alex had to sit down and wait haha
Seth's sacrifice was a very deep moment very genuine and sweet but his comeback????? mediocre. I remember Alex's comeback and that was hard, Aiden was a mess and people moved, took action for her.
here Seth just appeared and that's it! really? that's the whole explanation? he was a spirit in nowhere??
BUT what rescue this book was the funny moments, Deacon and Luke, Alex and Aiden.. they made the story worth it!!
and the ending at the wedding I didn't saw it coming and even less Apollo's sacrifice. that was very sweet.. and the kid's name: Leon... that got me just in my heart... I loved that.
I liked this book, I enjoyed it. it's not as good as the convenant series. that is waaaay better! but it's a fun read definitely.
I just I'm a little disappoint that she filled the book of sex and easy way outs... it's not a bad series thou, it's just it's not at the covenant series high..
bookishnicole's review against another edition
4.0
Great finish. A few curveball, but knew this was headed for a HEA, so I didn't sweat it too hard.
freyanightwolf's review against another edition
5.0
This book is officially my favorite book of this series and of Covenant-Titans world. I've always loved Seth, even if at first he was a pain in the ass, but he was always my favorite. And there's something else, maybe because I've read the series after the "Blood and Ash" series: Seth reminds me of Casteel, or, considering the order of the book, I should say that Cas was inspired by Seth.
Anyway, this book, for me, is the best in the Covenant-Titans series. I can see a big evolution in the way "Struggle" and "Prophecy" were written. So because of these last two books, I will give the Titans series 5 stars. And thank you Jennifer for writing Seth's story. I, for one, really needed it. So thank you for this amazing journey.
Anyway, this book, for me, is the best in the Covenant-Titans series. I can see a big evolution in the way "Struggle" and "Prophecy" were written. So because of these last two books, I will give the Titans series 5 stars. And thank you Jennifer for writing Seth's story. I, for one, really needed it. So thank you for this amazing journey.
shelbybrinley's review against another edition
4.0
This was a good end to Seth’s journey and this series. I love the way JLA wraps things up. I love her writing in general. The character redemption arc was perfect. Ready to start the next JLA series.