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While I do adore both David and Daniel as protagonists, Alicia is now my absolute favorite.

Kaz is getting on my nerves.

Still can't decide whether I like this one or not. Zafon writing's on point, though

Nina is made of pure awesomeness.

“I would come for you. And if I couldn’t walk, I’d crawl to you, and no matter how broken we were, we’d fight our way out together—knives drawn, pistols blazing. Because that’s what we do. We never stop fighting.”

All I care about is Inej.

It's not even nearly as good as her other works. It's barely solid.

The power of Teddy's delusion is outstanding.

Meh.

Unfortunately, I know the ending because I saw the movie first, so all of those hints are obvious to me.

“I will have you without armour, Kaz Brekker. Or I will not have you at all.”

The plot is heating up.

Kaz and Inej: *Have a scene together even just standing next to each other without talking or looking at one another*
Me: *squealing*

I ship Kaz and Inej so much.

Some introduction to the world-building and description of appearances would be nice.

Joost had two problems: the moon and his moustache.

This is the opening sentence in the book I have read in YEARS.

Oh God, this plot twist is such a mess.

I don't know how to feel about this turn of events.

I have a really bad feeling about the outcome of the book.

Devon is the only interesting character and he's supposedly the bad guy.

It's a page turner, but it fails to evoke excitement and tension that every thriller needs. Everything feels rushed.

"I'm... not an artist, exactly." "Don't be silly. Everyone's an artist. You probably just haven't found your medium yet."

It's weird, but not in a good way. This is supposed to be some creepy story about a small town and mysterious twins, but all I see so far is ineloquent protagonist.

It's hard for me to admit, but I feel a bit underwhelmed.

At moments, Elend scares me because he's either too arrogant or too efficiently violent. In other words, his character development is spectacular.

And more than anything else, I want you to be happy once we clear your name and get Jill recognized. You said yourself that Adrian makes you happy. You said you love him." "But . . . you just said you love me. That you want to be with me." My words seemed clumsy, unworthy of his eloquence. "And I told you: I'm not going to pursue another man's girlfriend.
DO YOU SEE MY PROBLEM WITH ROSE.

I love this world so much.

Yes, Rose cheating on Adrian with Dimitri will totally make me root for them. *rolls eyes*

I am so tired of this bullshit, that I can't even find energy to criticize Rose.

This whole book is unnecessary. I wish the series ended after the forth book and with our male lead dead.