ten thousand skies above you by claudia gray

This book particularly focuses on Marguerite's struggle to come to terms with the real Paul vs. I gotta talk about this shipping business because lets face it- this is where the emotions come in. The highlight of this book was Marguerite + the REAL Theo getting to spend so much time together as they are thrown in to CRAZY realms/situations together. And now, the only way to save Paul and help Theo is for Marguerite to wrangle a little deal and work with Conley. Blah blah blah, stuff happens, and you can gather from the description that his soul ends up being *splintered* (you guessed it. Paul, being the kind soul that he is (but I will talk about him later.) goes to try and find a cure. Theo is now suffering the physical repercussions from the drug that *evil* Theo put in his body. We jump right back in with Marguerite and the aftermath of the first book- everyone coming to terms with what really happened and all the new revelations. *SPOILERS FOR BOOK 1 & MILD SPOILERS FOR BOOK 2* If you thought the first one was a wild ride full of twists and turns and EMOTIONS, just wait. on the bright side, at least i know there wont be a cliffhanger. hopefully i will pick that up soon so i can dive into the series i really want to read. I have the next and final book sitting on my shelf, waiting to be read.

to me, thats what makes me want to read the next book, not some cheap ploy like ending the book right in the middle of something. that was one of the things i loved about the first book - the ending wrapped everything up nicely but also gave a glimpse of something more. i hate cliffhangers with every fibre of my being. Whilst most of the book was pretty good overall, i will complain about the ending though. i appreciate when sci-fi books really dive into all aspects of a particular idea and it was eye-opening to see and think about the moral dilemma with dimension jumping. I really like how this book in particular explores the ethical ramifications of multi-dimentional travelling. but i didnt really mind because the rest of the book was pretty entertaining. all the information that furthers the storyline easily fits into a single chapter, and it happens towards the end. however, this strongly fell under what i consider to be a filler book. this was just as exciting as the first book. the struggle is real, my friends.īut luckily i didnt have to struggle too much with this one. I have so many new series that i want to start, but i made myself swear an oath that i would finish old ones first.

Ten thousand skies above you by claudia gray