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A review by nyx1801
A força do amor by Elizabeth Chandler
3.0
I'm getting less and less fond of Ivy...
Tristan is dead. Ivy won't believe in angels anymore, she wouldn't listen to her own little brother, and would prefer to cling to the shady Gregory figure, who, let's face it since it was obvious, framed the poor cat in the first book and tweaked the tree house so Phillip would fall. But, of course, Ivy would not see that. And, although I do like Tris, I wonder why he haven't visited his parents since he died. Sad.
In terms of writing, the second book felt much slower, and more soap-opera like. And, just like a TV series, the ending was another abrupt moment. I'm going through the third one, and it stirs many negative emotions inside me, but I do think that it was Ms. Chandler's plan all along.
Tristan is dead. Ivy won't believe in angels anymore, she wouldn't listen to her own little brother, and would prefer to cling to the shady Gregory figure, who, let's face it since it was obvious, framed the poor cat in the first book and tweaked the tree house so Phillip would fall. But, of course, Ivy would not see that. And, although I do like Tris, I wonder why he haven't visited his parents since he died. Sad.
In terms of writing, the second book felt much slower, and more soap-opera like. And, just like a TV series, the ending was another abrupt moment. I'm going through the third one, and it stirs many negative emotions inside me, but I do think that it was Ms. Chandler's plan all along.