The Heir by Kiera CassMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
#BecRereads2018
I enjoyed this just as much the second time. I really like that initially, it's hard for me to like Eadlyn, and it takes some getting to know her (and her getting to know herself) for her to grow on me. It's kind of a reminder that if you judge people on first impressions, you really do miss out on a lot.
Book 26 read in 2018
Pages: 368
PREVIOUS REVIEW:
When I started this book, I was pretty sure I wasn't going to like it, despite enjoying the original series. I had trouble understanding the main character and didn't particularly like her. However, I don't feel it's necessary to like a character, as long as I can love their story.
The more I read, the more this grew on me. I actually started to understand the MC more and more, and I appreciated the ways she changed and grew throughout the story. I also really enjoyed the wide variety of guys and all of their interesting personalities.
If you secretly love the bachelor, this book is probably for you. If you haven't read the original trilogy though, I recommend you do that first. It's a bit light on the dystopia and heavy on the romance and drama, so I often wish that balance was reversed. However, it's a different, fun read. I'm happy I kept going long enough to give this story and its characters a chance.
The Crown by Kiera CassMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
#BecRereads2018
Yep. Still love this. It's just fun on so many levels, though on this second read, I would have liked a bit more resolution at the end, even though it ends well, overall. That may just be me being greedy.
Book 27 read in 2018
Pages: 288
PREVIOUS REVIEW:
This was a great finale to a series that's perfect for anyone who is secretly or publicly addicted to The Bachelor on ABC.
Also, I think while the first book had some weaknesses (particularly in world building), despite being enjoyable, I could really see how the author has grown and improved her writing across the series.
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