Court

Could’ve been better. Good story and idea but when you start calling someone a “they/them” while i’m trying to read, you’re a terrible author. Not even proper grammar. Grow up and write a proper book if you’re going to call yourself an author.

The first book started terribly and ended on a strong note, the second one was mid, and the this book was almost unbearable to get through. The author uses the worst inner dialogue ever. I hate the repetition. She writes so lazily, I don’t think she had a proofreader at all and don’t understand how they published this book. I am so sick of her describing how someone smells, the amount of times she uses “and can I just say,” and “good, really good” and countless other phrases. Somebody give this woman a thesaurus! I finished it because despite the poor writing, the story is actually good. She does put together a decent story. It’s just that teenagers don’t really think or talk the way that she portrays them too and for me, that ruins the immersion.

I love all the previous books but this is at the top of my

Had a hard time putting this one down too just finished I love these books she is a great author :)

It just got to be too much. The first book was great, second was predictable, and this just UGH. I only forced myself to finish it to meet my goal for the year but I wish I could get my money back. I won’t be finishing the series. And just too much politics. The “they/them/their” pronoun was so confusing.

I've really been enjoying this series.....that being said, can we not just enjoy a storyline without having pronouns crammed down our throats? Stop trying to force something. I went from thinking it was a typo, to nope.....purposeful, then to wishing that I could get my money back. Seriously. Inventing a character for the use of pronouns is completely unnecessary and destroys your flow.

I must say, this series of books by Tracy are amazingly written! I can not begin to know what is in the author’s head that keeps being transcribed to the pages. Each book brings your imagination right into the scenes payed out in the text.

So good!

i have some good things that i enjoyed about this book but my review on this is a negative one overall. to start off i feel like the characters, plot, and worldbuilding really fell off from what it used to be in the first books. the story started to feel like it was dragging on through a lot of the parts and it took me a really long time to actually finish this book because of how much the scenes dragged on. throughout the first books, the characters were more like-able and had more dimension. the characters are still good however i feel like they each had very little development and after reading this book, it’s as though they were being driven by the plot, and didn’t have their original flare to them. that being said, there was also additional characters introduced that i didn’t feel like were necessary or contributed much to the story, i found myself often forgetting who characters like raphael or other members of the order were throughout the series. even the main character Grace tends to be repetitive and annoying as a narrator at times. she also becomes incredibly predictable throughout the entire story. i think this book is a good read if you don’t look into it too much, but for me personally it dragged on and it wasn’t as much of a fun read as the earlier books.

I have fallen in love with this series! Well thought out and realistic conflicts, I want to read all of them.