Darkness Becomes Her by Kelly Keaton

Darkness Becomes Her

by Kelly Keaton

In post-apocalyptic New Orleans, now a sanctuary for supernatural beings, a hardened teenager on the run searches for the truth about her monstrous heritage and discovers a curse that could ignite the ancient war between gods and monsters.

Reviewed by Chelsea on

3 of 5 stars

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I want to start off this review saying that finished this book in 2 and a half hours. So it’s not that big of a book. I wasn’t really impressed with it either. I found it rushed into everything. I did t understand what was going on half the time because there was no explanations. It wasn’t a bad book because the plot was there, even though it was rushed. Maybe the me t book will be a little more elaborate.

I’m not a huge fan of the main character Ali. She also rushed into things. She’s looking for leads on her mom and just rushes off wherever she feels like going. She hardly checks in with her parents and when she does they just let her do what she wants. It wasn’t very realistic. After that, she meets this guy and they’re making out the second time they see each other. I mean good job for her because he’s hot and everything but that’s not how a relationship starts. He was a boring character though. The typical punk, bad boy vampire. How original. The only character I did like was Violet. She was pretty cool.

Something else I didn’t like was all the supernatural going on. By the title of the series, you assume it’s about the Gods and some mythological creatures, who we did see, like a harpy and Arachne. But the book starts with introducing vampires, witches, and shapeshifters. It’s completely fine until the author then introduces the Greek Gods too. There’s way too much going on I think.

At the end of the book I wasn’t impressed but it wasn’t bad either. I’m willing to give the next book a chance.

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