Only read this book if you enjoy pulp YA romances or you’re a die-hard Meg Cabot fan.
He laughed, commenting that some authors would be jealous that I had so much time and energy to expound upon the details of this novel.
Sitting down to dinner after finishing Awaken, I entertained my partner with my ranting. Awaken has so many holes, you could drain your spaghetti. However, Awaken seems to suffer from first-draftitis, that fatal flaw when an author rushes to meet a deadline and the editor is too busy or overawed with the author’s status to actually edit the damn book. There are some flaws in the previous books but overall I thought they were enjoyable, light reads with archetypal mythology interwoven, an overall win. Usually I recommend at least reading my previous reviews of a trilogy to avoid spoilers but this novel is different: ignore what I said previously. A review by Nalini Haynes The short versionĪwaken follows Abandon (book one) and Underworld (book two).
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