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A review by isabellieb
Storm Fall by Tracy Banghart
5.0
LOVED THIS SO MUCH. SO MUCH.
Honestly, if you liked the first one, there's a 99.9% chance you'll like this one too... maybe even a little more than the first! It's got everything the first one had (action and adventure and the main character risking her life like, every ten seconds) and even more romance--which is, of course, always welcomed.
After finishing the first book I honestly thought I would pass out from waiting so impatiently for this one. Thankfully I got it soon enough and I put everything else on hold for about three-ish hours to start and finish this book. Totally worth it.
Seriously though, you guys gotta start on this series if you haven't already. There are some really, really important lessons in here. Like, morals and stuff. And they're still (unfortunately) completely relevant today. This author definitely understands the world we live in and I think she took some of those issues (sexism mostly) and smushed them into a book lots of young adults will/should read. I don't usually get super serious in my reviews but, yeah, honestly, if you get the chance to read these books, you should go for it.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publishers for providing me with this eBook.
Honestly, if you liked the first one, there's a 99.9% chance you'll like this one too... maybe even a little more than the first! It's got everything the first one had (action and adventure and the main character risking her life like, every ten seconds) and even more romance--which is, of course, always welcomed.
After finishing the first book I honestly thought I would pass out from waiting so impatiently for this one. Thankfully I got it soon enough and I put everything else on hold for about three-ish hours to start and finish this book. Totally worth it.
Seriously though, you guys gotta start on this series if you haven't already. There are some really, really important lessons in here. Like, morals and stuff. And they're still (unfortunately) completely relevant today. This author definitely understands the world we live in and I think she took some of those issues (sexism mostly) and smushed them into a book lots of young adults will/should read. I don't usually get super serious in my reviews but, yeah, honestly, if you get the chance to read these books, you should go for it.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publishers for providing me with this eBook.