Tracy Hewitt Meyer
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- 9
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- 130
- Populariteit
- #155,342
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- 3.7
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- 60
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- 27
I really liked the descriptive imagery, I felt like I was able to fully immerse myself into the town of Blackthorn Peak, like I was beside Shaun and the other narrators. I thought the multiple POV’s were an interesting idea for this kind of book, and it could have been executed well if one of the villains of the story wasn’t also featured as a main narrator. I felt like the story would’ve held up better if she (Esther Richter) didn’t have her own dedicated chapters as it just laid all of the dramatics out there and spoiled all the mystery from the reading experience.
Other things I didn’t really care for was the super rushed conclusion we were given for the “happy ending” for the teens and how the last chapter was told through Dr. Esther Richter’s mind. I would have much preferred an open ending where the readers could wonder and make their own conclusions to where she was/went to during the destruction of the Asylum. Also, we don’t ever find out why Gibbon was so keen on rescuing Shaun from the Asylum and not his own children—in fact, I didn’t like how Gibbon was this creepy dude that always asked for “favors” to get some weird special treatment from Richter. That just seemed too weird to put into this kind of book. And what was with Cassidy’s dad just blurting how Shaun’s step dad was his cousin? I felt like that was just forced at the last minute to make things harder for Shaun to escape the Asylum.
Overall, the book was interesting to read, very drawn out in some parts (like when Shaun and the other teens were in The Room, drugged and just forced to sit there like statues because their body was literally frozen for several chapters). I suppose I would read another book from this author (although probably nothing from the rest of this books series as it wasn’t really for me) just because I love the vivid descriptions. I’d give this book three stars.
** eARC provided by LibraryThing and BHC Press in exchange for an honest review **… (meer)