Scan barcode
A review by delaneybull
The Devil's Playground by Jenna Black
4.0
I liked that the confrontation that has been building up for five books was confronted, but not in a way that made the prospect of future novels in the series seem unnecessary. As usual, I love Lugh and Morgan, Brian and Andy annoyed me, and Adam and Dom are perfect.
This installment had some serious twists that I appreciated, and a few that I didn't. I liked the twist at the end of the novel, I think it was very redeeming for one character which I appreciated, since I have always liked him.
I'm a little concerned that future novels will be weird to match stylistically and thematically because the goal of the series thus far has been accomplished, but I will continue reading and I have hope that the series will continue to flourish.
This installment had some serious twists that I appreciated, and a few that I didn't. I liked the twist at the end of the novel, I think it was very redeeming for one character which I appreciated, since I have always liked him.
I'm a little concerned that future novels will be weird to match stylistically and thematically because the goal of the series thus far has been accomplished, but I will continue reading and I have hope that the series will continue to flourish.