Asunder (Incarnate Trilogy, #2)

by Jodi Meadows

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[author:Jodi Meadows] writing style is soft and slow in a delightful sort if way. If I were in an especially literary mood is compare it to the way her characters have lived for five thousand years so there is nothing hurried in there existence. There is very little tension in the novel even as her characters don't know urgency because even death is essentially meaningless.

Except for Ana. In some ways I liked that world explored through Ana's eyes. I liked her better than in [book:Incarnate] because she was strong and decisive even when she was confused. I like that she's determined and she was less afraid to act on that.

Mostly I like her and Sam because he is flawed but he's also patient and protective and tender and playful and their music gives them a depth. I liked the struggles in their relationship and how honest they were with each other.

This is totally a trilogy that could have been done in half as many pages but I like the languid feel of it and that it's still a fast read, enjoyable read.