Author: Peggy Martinez
Title: Unbound
Series: Sage Hannigan, #3
Pages: 250
Genre: Young Adult Paranormal
Date published: October 26, 2015
Format: eBook
Source: Amazon Loan from Maribel
Synopsis:
Bombs have rocked Sage Hannigan's world.
All manner of preternaturals have exposed themselves to the human population and taken over, causing innumerable deaths and mass destruction worldwide. Now Sage is furious. She's angry that lives were lost, that the Time Warper she was trying to save died, that people all over the world are going hungry, and most of all, she is enraged that the lives of everyone she loves are in danger because of her.
When her eyes are finally opened to the truth of who is behind all the chaos, she finds herself in a race against time to stop her most powerful adversary yet before it's too late.
Too late for her, her friends, and too late for the world."
Title: Unbound
Series: Sage Hannigan, #3
Pages: 250
Genre: Young Adult Paranormal
Date published: October 26, 2015
Format: eBook
Source: Amazon Loan from Maribel
Synopsis:
Bombs have rocked Sage Hannigan's world.
All manner of preternaturals have exposed themselves to the human population and taken over, causing innumerable deaths and mass destruction worldwide. Now Sage is furious. She's angry that lives were lost, that the Time Warper she was trying to save died, that people all over the world are going hungry, and most of all, she is enraged that the lives of everyone she loves are in danger because of her.
When her eyes are finally opened to the truth of who is behind all the chaos, she finds herself in a race against time to stop her most powerful adversary yet before it's too late.
Too late for her, her friends, and too late for the world."
Review
As soon as I finished the second one, I harassed Maribel so I could borrow and read this one. I would like to say a quick "BLAST YOU!" to both Keagan Rae and Maribel for forcing me into reading the first book of this series. Also, I cackled when Moxxley gave into our whims and joined the torture. It probably didn't help that the three of us kept arguing about how Keagan Rae is wrong...
Anyway, to the review:
Sage is struggling with the consequences of her actions from the last book, because she was dumb. I get that she was trying to keep her friends safe, but she was wrong with how she did it. So, she starts out the same way she does in all the books - alone.
She's basically starting over. And this means new characters. Because there wasn't already enough drama and people to be worried over... At first I was iffy about having to basically start over again, but I actually enjoyed the new additions to Sage's life.
There is a lot of frustration in this book, because Sage is bad at listening when I yell at her.
Most important of all... THAT ENDING WAS BULL PLOP! BULL. PLOP. I reject it.
I heard book 4 comes out early next year... so, I'll be waiting impatiently for that.
Anyway, to the review:
Sage is struggling with the consequences of her actions from the last book, because she was dumb. I get that she was trying to keep her friends safe, but she was wrong with how she did it. So, she starts out the same way she does in all the books - alone.
She's basically starting over. And this means new characters. Because there wasn't already enough drama and people to be worried over... At first I was iffy about having to basically start over again, but I actually enjoyed the new additions to Sage's life.
There is a lot of frustration in this book, because Sage is bad at listening when I yell at her.
Most important of all... THAT ENDING WAS BULL PLOP! BULL. PLOP. I reject it.
I heard book 4 comes out early next year... so, I'll be waiting impatiently for that.
