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A review by belladonna_loves_to_read
Trust by Pippa DaCosta
5.0
This is it; the end of the series. The final showdown between The Fenrir Nine and Chen Hung/Chitec, with Caleb, One, Fran and Bren all caught in the middle. I’ll just leave it there so I can avoid giving away huge spoilers.
In the beginning of the book, I was lulled into a false sense of security; I thought I could envision how this was going to play out.
Silly me.
As soon as that first plot twist dropped, that was it. Boom. Mind blown.
Alternating between One and Caleb’s POV, I couldn’t help but get emotionally involved. The author does a fantastic job giving each character a distinct voice that is consistent throughout the book. And the scenes were set so vividly I could picture them in my head like I was watching a movie.
Pippa DaCosta, I want to hug you, then shake you, over and over until my arms are tired. I’m emotionally spent. I was crying so hard at one point that I had to set down my Kindle because I couldn't read through the tears. And that ending, gah! I don’t even know what to do with that ending. I’m just staring off into space trying to come to grips with it.
A copy was generously provided in exchange for an honest review.
In the beginning of the book, I was lulled into a false sense of security; I thought I could envision how this was going to play out.
Silly me.
As soon as that first plot twist dropped, that was it. Boom. Mind blown.
Alternating between One and Caleb’s POV, I couldn’t help but get emotionally involved. The author does a fantastic job giving each character a distinct voice that is consistent throughout the book. And the scenes were set so vividly I could picture them in my head like I was watching a movie.
Pippa DaCosta, I want to hug you, then shake you, over and over until my arms are tired. I’m emotionally spent. I was crying so hard at one point that I had to set down my Kindle because I couldn't read through the tears. And that ending, gah! I don’t even know what to do with that ending. I’m just staring off into space trying to come to grips with it.
A copy was generously provided in exchange for an honest review.