Reviewed by Sarah Says on
The whole book was fantastic, but the last 20% was a frenzied whirlwind of action and emotion. I was bouncing on the edge of my seat as I flipped through the pages. I was enjoying it so much, that I didn’t want the story to end.
Alex is a fantastic female character. We see her grow throughout the first two books into a force to be reckoned with. She is spunky and full of life. She is loving and loyal. She is both mentally and physically strong. She is brave and determined to do the right thing. We need more YA heroines like Alex.
Her Friends:
Bear comes off as a total sweetheart.
Dix (D.C.) is another fantastic female character and was a nice to see her become Alex’s close friend, rather than just the background character she was in the first book.
Jordan is a cheeky and adorable doofus.
Kaiden has total heart throb appeal. Why hello there you slow burning love interest you, how you doin’ cutie pie. When we first met Kaiden in book one I was like “I’m keeping my eye on you, I have a feeling about you” and now I’m really looking forward to seeing (hopefully) Alex and Kaiden’s bond growing further in the next book.
I’ve seen The Medoran Chronicles compared to Harry Potter on multiple occasions, and rightly so. There are definitely similarities and this is a good thing in my mind because I love both series and hell yes I hope this one ends up with the same sort of fan base /fame as Harry, cause its awesome Aussie YA. I think the Medoran Chronicles is the sort off story that people will want to return to and re-read again and again as the years go by. Lynette Noni I applauded your imagination and please keep letting us into the fantasy worlds in your head.
FIVE “gimme gimme more” STARS.
WARNING: the ending if full of Heartbreaking betrayal. Ahhhhhh Lynette Noni why you hurt me so.
Reading updates
- Started reading
- 8 August, 2016: Finished reading
- 8 August, 2016: Reviewed