My rating: 8/10
I definitely enjoyed Fragile Eternity a whole lot
more than Ink Exchange. Thinking back to that second book, I honestly think
it would have been better off as a shorter novella, since although the
storyline does kind of add some layers of depth to set the scene for Fragile
Eternity, it kind of breaks up the plot in ways that wasn’t really good for
the series.
This book was kind of slow at first, but then picked up speed
halfway through. There certainly were a heavy number of twists and turns,
especially with Seth becoming a faery. This is going to make the storyline a
whole lot more interesting, and I’m genuinely super curious to see how Aislinn,
Keenan and Seth will kind of work out their sort of love “tent” (with Aislinn at
its head) that they’ve gotten themselves in.
Just like with Wicked Lovely, I was still completely
entranced by the faery lore and the beauty of the world and the descriptions of
how the faery world operates. Really excited for the next book!
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