Reviewed by Angie on
The Trials has a very short time frame. It’s mostly just two days: the day before the trials begin and the day of the first (and only) mission. It’s a lot of running around, trying to find people, trying to evade other people, trying to not get shot, etc. It’s very high adrenaline, and there’s twists and turns along the way. There’s so much happening that I never had time to get bored!
However, there is one thing that majorly bummed me about The Trials. A super, duper interesting discovery was revealed, but then it’s never mentioned again until a couple of brief mentions in the final chapters. That is not cool! At first I was wondering if maybe this character was lying about it in order to get Ariane to cooperate, but then it turns out that they weren’t lying. Then nothing. It was beyond interesting and I wanted more! Like, this thing could have been it’s own book! Instead it gets just a few sentences that don’t even really say anything about it. Not fair!
The Trials is a great finale, but I was not happy to have some new information revealed and then not expanded on. It was quite frustration, because I was expecting something to come of that. It’s a huge bomb to just drop on someone! Aside from that though, nearly everything is wrapped up nicely and that epilogue was pretty adorable.
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Reading updates
- Started reading
- 13 September, 2015: Finished reading
- 13 September, 2015: Reviewed