A review by cocojoelle
Captive by Aimée Carter
5.0
This series is definitely one of my favorites. I love how this story features a main character that goes through a huge character-development-process.
The main character is also not of the stereotypical kind. She isn’t the smartest, the prettiest or the most important. I love how those characteristics make this book so unique.
You sometimes get irritated by her personality, but not because she is basically too perfect, but because she is not.
So if you’re searching for a great book that doesn’t combine all possible stereotypes to create one godess-like main character, this is the series to read.
The books also really focus on the rebellion instead of the romance, romance is just a small part of it whereas for other books of the same category, it’s the exact opposite.
The main character is also not of the stereotypical kind. She isn’t the smartest, the prettiest or the most important. I love how those characteristics make this book so unique.
You sometimes get irritated by her personality, but not because she is basically too perfect, but because she is not.
So if you’re searching for a great book that doesn’t combine all possible stereotypes to create one godess-like main character, this is the series to read.
The books also really focus on the rebellion instead of the romance, romance is just a small part of it whereas for other books of the same category, it’s the exact opposite.