In another, she selfishly decides to do XYZ and her human family is left wondering if she is even alive.
In another instance, she endangers Tristan. Where does it lead her? Well, in one instance, a whoooole bunch of people die. Cécile is constantly coming up with her own (dumb) plans, and she's constantly ignoring voices of reason (i.e. The author writes her in a way that she wants to seem independent and tough and bad*ss, but it seems so forced. I have so many problems with our heroine. I also hated her in Hidden Huntress - weird how I was just fine with her in Stolen Songbird. You'll see that I struggled with her from start to finish of this book. Check out my Goodreads updates for this book, if you get a chance. Cécile is actually a stupid and terrible person.
I was either bemoaning how boring it was, or how much of a dumb*ss Cécile was (whoops?). Gosh I struggled with this book overall, but a significant part of this was due to how boring the first half was. The first half (maybe a little more) is boring as h*ll. To see the my Pili-Pushed reviews, click on the "Pili Pushed" tag (at the bottom of my blog). Like Stolen Songbird and Hidden Huntress, Warrior Witch is a Pili-Pushed recommendation! It's going to count for the month of March. My thanks to Angry Robot, but, ah, I'm sorry too? I feel bad because I requested this book from the publisher! But at the same time. This series was a complete downhill rollercoaster - from amazing (book one) to horrible (book two) to so terrible I want to block it from my memory (book three). I don't think I have EVER said that about a series before. Initial reaction, upon finishing this book: I wish I had never started this series.
Both Cécile and Tristan have debts, and they will be forced to pay them at a cost far greater than they had ever imagined. Jensen.Ĭécile and Tristan have accomplished the impossible, but their greatest challenge remains: defeating the evil they have unleashed upon the world.Īs they scramble for a way to protect the people of the Isle and liberate the trolls from their tyrant king, Cécile and Tristan must battle those who’d see them dead. The thrilling conclusion to the breakout Malediction Trilogy by Goodreads Choice finalist Danielle L. *** Review posted on The Eater of Books! blog***
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