I really enjoyed Unspoken when it came out, so I waited until the trilogy was finished in order to zoom through a reread/first read of Untold and Unmade.To recap, the premise: Sorry-in-the-Vale is a peaceful English town with a DARK SECRET! The Lynburns are the deeply dysfunctional local gentry who've just popped back in after twenty years abroad ( Read more... )

I sort of don't have all that much to say about Team Human, not because I didn't like it -- I did! -- but because it basically does what it says on the label, or at least on the subtext to the label ( Read more... )

I knew going in that Sarah Rees Brennan's Unspoken was probably going to be exceptionally relevant to my interests, seeing as it is ( Read more... )

I am kind of just laughing about the Amazon reviews of The Demon's Surrender that complaining about not getting a Ryves brother POV, because man, I was ALL ABOUT Sin's POV in the final book. Sin is awesome! Also I think it's cool that Sin has very justifiably different concerns from all of the previous narrators, and trusts completely different ( Read more... )

So you guys may remember I did not 100% love The Demon's Lexicon. But I had a strong suspicion I might like The Demon's Covenant more, and it turns out I was right - and I did not even realize to what degree. I really kind of loved The Demon's Covenant! To the extent that I found it very difficult to put down ( Read more... )

When I picked up Sarah Rees Brennan's The Demon's Lexicon, I knew from interviews that one of the author's goals in writing it was to really get into the head of the Tall, Dark, and Moderately Sociopathic (But Sexy) protagonist who pops up in so much fiction and present an unglamorized version. And she did a very good job with that! It is not the ( Read more... )