The Dark God's Bride Trilogy, #3 (2013) - Plot & Excerpts
I am just going to review all 3 books on here since I bought them as a bundle and read them within 3 days(too lazy to go to each book).Sooooo the first book was my favorite and I think the most amusing and entertaining one in the trilogy. I love how the author paints us the pictures of Amara and Summit, I have to admit every time I read the banter between the two of them I had to laugh. The book was witty with characters that are like fire and water and yet they complement each other and it just works. The read was easy and fast paced and of course Amara and Summits antics made the book so much better,I loved Amaras spunk in the first book because she gave as good as she got,she is my kind of girl.Summit was hilarious as the half mad deity.......poor bugger tried so hard to instill fear instead he often came across as childish(still loved him).Book two was pretty good as well. I hate hate Nala ugh she should go and jump off of a cliff for all I care......Trent was all right and poor guy didn't deserve the crazy Nala stalking him. I felt as if by the end of the 2nd book Amara lost some spunk and it made for a less amusing read, I understand that she was at a point of being terrified of Summit but Jeez come on give the guy some credit,he mostly listened to her and her requests. The ending of the 2nd book was excellent if that didn't prove his love for her well then I don't know what did.All right then which brings me to the 3rd and final book of the dark God's Bride Trilogy. In my opinion the final book was my least favorite and the weakest in the series, I felt like the plot line was rushed and Amara again lost a bit more of her spunk,she came across as childish and much more stubborn in this book which definitely does not suit her character. As I mentioned above if the ending to book two didn't prove Summits love for Amara I don't know what would.......wait a minute his descent to hell to get her back upped one up on the whole "what I wouldn't do for love" thing. I gave this book a 4 star rating based on all the 3 books I read because I feel that a 4 star is fair since it was a entertaining read with funny and heartfelt characters. ****Is it just me or was the fake pregnancy issue never cleared up????****
First off I have to say that though my mini review may come across as critical I really did like reading this story.Usually everything in this book, in fact in the entire series, would set my teeth to grating in annoyance and frustration and yet for some reason it didn't this time around. I've come to think that perhaps, despite the clunky and some what amateurish writing, the author instills a sense of genuine enthusiasm in to the world and the characters that makes this series something greater than the sum of its parts.As I've just said, the writing did come across as rather amateurish at times. For example repeating the same descriptive word 3 or more times in the same paragraph when something else could have been used to break up the repetition. (view spoiler)[If you have a wyvern it can also be a beast, monster, foe, enemy, opponent or even a target. You don't have to keep saying "wyvern" over and over even if it is one. (hide spoiler)]
What do You think about The Dark God's Bride Trilogy, #3 (2013)?
I loved this book.Ever since I 1st started reading this whole series I was enamored.I love the story line, although I would of liked to see more of a story line between Trent & Nala/Raya, I know the book "Princess of the Damned" what essentially about Nala, maybe they could of been involved more in this one :)Towards the end of the book I thought it was a little bit rushed and cramped full of information, but don't get me wrong it still was a perfect ending for such a turbulent story line.Looking forward to Dahlia's future book works
—EndlessReading
★★★★★ 5 THRILLING, ENTICING, AND COMPELLING STARS......I LOVE THIS BOOK!!!!
—Laima Hyatt
3.5 Stars!I didn't completely fall in love with the book, but I liked it more than the first 2. I had to take a few breaks from reading the book, but I still found some enjoyment from it when I got back into it. One of the things that I didn't like was that Amara didn't change much. Her love for Noctis changed (it certainly grew and she finally fully acknowledged it) but her actions are still childishly impulsive and stubborn.One example in the beginning is when she refused to let out the truth
—Tina
