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A review by steffi_au_penguinbooks
Tor der Dämmerung by Julie Kagawa
4.0
“You are a monster.” Kanin’s deep voice droned in my head again, as I forced myself to move, to walk away. “You will always be a monster, there is no turning back from it. But what type of monster you become is entirely up to you.”
I'm still surprised by how much I enjoyed this book!
The Iron Fey was ok, Meghan annoyed me a lot and the story was a bit .. well, let's leave it. That's why I hadn't had too high expectations about the Immortal Rules - but I was sooooo wrong!
The Immortal Rules is, without a doubt, one of my favourite books about vampires. The story is soo dark and brutal, something I didn't except at all.
The story is set in a dystopian world, but this time vampire are ruling over human. However, there are other creatures - the Rabbits - lurking in the dark, hunting humans and vampires. I loved the combination of dystopian and vampires - and more!
Julie Kagawa didn't hesitate to introduce us readers to Allisons cruel life. We follow Allison through her last day as a human before she becomes a vampire. I appreciated how the story wasn't all action, but also focusing on character development, shown through Allison. And I mean ... an Asian girl fighting with a Katana is probably one of the cooles things ever!
I have to confess that I wasn't a huge fan of Zeke. I think the part with him slowed the story, and honestly, he kind of annoyed me ... I just have mixed feelings about him.
I'm so so excited right now to read the Eternity Cure!
4 stars
I'm still surprised by how much I enjoyed this book!
The Iron Fey was ok, Meghan annoyed me a lot and the story was a bit .. well, let's leave it. That's why I hadn't had too high expectations about the Immortal Rules - but I was sooooo wrong!
The Immortal Rules is, without a doubt, one of my favourite books about vampires. The story is soo dark and brutal, something I didn't except at all.
The story is set in a dystopian world, but this time vampire are ruling over human. However, there are other creatures - the Rabbits - lurking in the dark, hunting humans and vampires. I loved the combination of dystopian and vampires - and more!
Julie Kagawa didn't hesitate to introduce us readers to Allisons cruel life. We follow Allison through her last day as a human before she becomes a vampire. I appreciated how the story wasn't all action, but also focusing on character development, shown through Allison. And I mean ... an Asian girl fighting with a Katana is probably one of the cooles things ever!
I have to confess that I wasn't a huge fan of Zeke. I think the part with him slowed the story, and honestly, he kind of annoyed me ... I just have mixed feelings about him.
I'm so so excited right now to read the Eternity Cure!
4 stars