In the first book, their romance was just cute, in the second book, they only had like one scene together, and she still held onto hope, and in the final book, she only meets him at the end and she's all over him again, and even when he betrays her, she still ends up choosing him, the starcrossed lover, instead of the super awesome guy, Aiden, who loves her and cares for her. WHAT? I have no idea why Kyla/Rain/Riley still likes him. So there's like a love triangle now, with Aiden and Ben. Overall, I would say that it's a nice ending. I'm not big on reading dystopian novels, but I like this one. This world, with slating and everything is pretty cool. Maybe it's because the stakes were higher or something, but it was just more addictive.
And the romance wasn't so great in general.įirst off, this was much more engaging than the other two books. The whole book was pretty fabulous, but the ending just killed it.
Hmmmm, if I was being fair, I would'be given it a 3.8 stars rating and rounded it to four, but the ending just killed everything to me, so it's a 3.5 star rating rounded down. So, if you haven't yet picked this serie up, I highly suggest you to do it ASAP! It's goddamn worth it!! Shattered is an amazing conclusion to an amazing trilogy! Slated was awesome, Fractured was incredible, but Shattered takes the whole serie to a whole new level. I could feel my heart beating so fast, the adrenaline pumping through my body and the feeling was as scary as it was exhilarating! And I quite forgot how amazing it feels to look at the clock and see it 5am and not being bothered about it at all. Everything, and let me tell you, it was pretty terrifying. The writing was stunning! And so realistic. I actually changed my mind about the boy. In this book we are faced with a Kyla who is strong, determinated, courageous, brave, smart and still fast at running. Gone is the scared girl full of doubts and fears. Really, Kyla in this book was totally badass.
We can call it courage, but I will call it determination. This girl, I cannot believe all that she went through and she was still standing. This is one of the best dystopian books I've ever read. Well, with the occasional crying and sobbing. SO perfectly I was speechless till the end. Through the first half of the book I could't help myself but wonder, how will Teri Terry wrap it all up in so little time and space? Man, I was so wrong.
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