A review by jmacminn
Legion, by Julie Kagawa
adventurous
emotional
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
The tension builds in the fourth installment of the Talon Saga.
As Talon grows ever stronger Ember, Garrett, and Rylie, must figure out how to work together to save the world from Talon. With the ever growing clone army, Dante is poised to strike and Talon is done waiting.
This was a great penultimate edition to this series. The tension built higher and higher throughout the book as our main trio prepares to face their ultimate challenge.
I continue to despise Dante, but that's to be expected as Julie Kagawa writes this fantastic "I was just following orders" type character, into a character that gives the orders instead.
The teen angst continues because of course it does but the story is so wonderful that I can't even fault it (again it's written for teens).
Overall fantastic, can't wait to get to the last book.
As Talon grows ever stronger Ember, Garrett, and Rylie, must figure out how to work together to save the world from Talon. With the ever growing clone army, Dante is poised to strike and Talon is done waiting.
This was a great penultimate edition to this series. The tension built higher and higher throughout the book as our main trio prepares to face their ultimate challenge.
I continue to despise Dante, but that's to be expected as Julie Kagawa writes this fantastic "I was just following orders" type character, into a character that gives the orders instead.
The teen angst continues because of course it does but the story is so wonderful that I can't even fault it (again it's written for teens).
Overall fantastic, can't wait to get to the last book.