A review by emma_likes_to_read
Vulture, by Bex Hogan
3.0
A decent end to the trilogy. Threads were tied up, things which had happened in book 2 were revisited and given a point in terms of why they had been included, which I had hoped for in my review of book 2.
Once again (as with the other 2) the pacing is very fast, which made it easy to read and keep reading, but didn't leave much time for things to have an emotional impact, on the reader or really on the characters. Something horrific would happen, the characters would scream/cry, and then the next chapter they'd be doing something else.
Once again (as with the other 2) the pacing is very fast, which made it easy to read and keep reading, but didn't leave much time for things to have an emotional impact, on the reader or really on the characters. Something horrific would happen, the characters would scream/cry, and then the next chapter they'd be doing something else.