A review by scent_of_the_rain
Chainbreaker by Tara Sim
4.0
4.5 Stars actually.
Oh boy, this book! Tara Sim may be one of my faves soon. This was very good. The characters are still so cute as before but this time you can see that they have grown and developed into more mature people (even though they still make some stupid decisions). Love the slow quality of the relationships and the fact that none of them are simple.
The plot and the twists are still a little predictable as in the first book, but they still pack a punch right in you feels. Specially the one regarding Colton (here I must say that some of my predictions after the first book were wrong). And the ending! Is it 15th of January 2019, cos I’m dying here! I need the last book.
The were obviously some things that I didn’t like, but it was again the fact that the world building didn’t work for me, like in the previous one. It wasn’t as bad this time but still we have a character (minor, at least for now), that is conveniently inventing a high tech things, like radio detonators. But the author did research of the historical/political context so I’m gonna overlook the whole “technology-too-advanced-and-not-explained-why-it-should-exist” thing.
Oh boy, this book! Tara Sim may be one of my faves soon. This was very good. The characters are still so cute as before but this time you can see that they have grown and developed into more mature people (even though they still make some stupid decisions). Love the slow quality of the relationships and the fact that none of them are simple.
The plot and the twists are still a little predictable as in the first book, but they still pack a punch right in you feels. Specially the one regarding Colton (here I must say that some of my predictions after the first book were wrong). And the ending! Is it 15th of January 2019, cos I’m dying here! I need the last book.
The were obviously some things that I didn’t like, but it was again the fact that the world building didn’t work for me, like in the previous one. It wasn’t as bad this time but still we have a character (minor, at least for now), that is conveniently inventing a high tech things, like radio detonators. But the author did research of the historical/political context so I’m gonna overlook the whole “technology-too-advanced-and-not-explained-why-it-should-exist” thing.