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A review by shadowofadoubt89
The Lost Plot by Genevieve Cogman
5.0
I've read the last three books in this series over the last few months after I won an ARC of the latest installment in the series (book 4), which is something I haven't done with a series ever, or at least for a very long time. But having read most of the series in such a short period of time, I can say for certain that the fourth installment of the Invisible Library series is by far one of my favorites.
Not only did the ending of the book leave me very satisfied, especially after the events leading up to the ending, but the whole book was well written and had me engrossed and captivated the whole way through. Although I have grown to love this series and its amazing characters, especially the female lead/main character, up until now I've usually come away from the books in this series feeling like the lead up to the finale wasn't quite as good as the finale and might have taken too long to get there in the first place. But "The Lost Plot" was the most complete book, in my opinion, in the series so far, other than maybe the series opener. The beginning, middle and end were all very good and it didn't feel like there were any slow parts at all.
I'm really excited to see where the next book in the series - which I believe is still coming the last time I saw anything on it - goes and how the author handles the way things were left in this one.
Not only did the ending of the book leave me very satisfied, especially after the events leading up to the ending, but the whole book was well written and had me engrossed and captivated the whole way through. Although I have grown to love this series and its amazing characters, especially the female lead/main character, up until now I've usually come away from the books in this series feeling like the lead up to the finale wasn't quite as good as the finale and might have taken too long to get there in the first place. But "The Lost Plot" was the most complete book, in my opinion, in the series so far, other than maybe the series opener. The beginning, middle and end were all very good and it didn't feel like there were any slow parts at all.
I'm really excited to see where the next book in the series - which I believe is still coming the last time I saw anything on it - goes and how the author handles the way things were left in this one.