Publisher:
S&S
Release
Date: 25th
September 2014
Edition:
UK paperback,
review copy
Other
Titles by this Author: The
Demon’s Lexicon, The Demon’s Covenant, The
Demon’s Surrender, Unspoken,
Untold
All’s
fair in love and magic.
Kami
has lost the boy she loves, is tied to the one she does not, and faces an enemy
more powerful than ever before. With Jared missing and presumed dead, Kami must
rely on her new magical link with Ash for the strength to face the evil
spreading through her town.
Rob
Lynburn is now the master of Sorry-in-the-Vale, and he demands a death. Kami
must use every tool at her disposal to stop him. Together with Rusty, Angela,
and Holly, she uncovers a secret that might be the key to saving the town. But
with knowledge comes responsibility – and a painful choice. A choice that will
risk not only Kami’s life, but also the lives of those she loves most.
Sarah Rees Brennan has garnered
a talent from breaking hearts and fracturing minds through the cruel treatment
of her characters and Unmade cemented
that reputation.
When we left Kami and the gang
at the end of Untold, Jared was
presumed dead and my heart was in bits. Unmade
picks up a month later and Kami is still struggling to come to terms with
Jared’s death and it hurt. She is set on venturing into Aurimere just in case
he’s still there... Turns out, Rob Lynburn wasn’t really a fan of them sneaking
around his house.
I just love how sass, humour
and wit prevail even when in mortal danger and despair. It’s also used for
deeper meanings too. Kami uses ridiculous pet names and obnoxious humour to hide
her insecurities in her relationships and to replace a disastrous DTR. It just
made me love her even more. Then you get Angela and Rusty with the one-liners,
jibes and comebacks that I wish I could think of, let only say out loud!
Though this review has been
short and vague, I think I’m going to leave it here. Everything I want to
squeal/cry over will spoil Unmade and
I want you all to experience every sentence of this excellent book for
yourself. Just know this:
Unmade
is a heart-wrenching,
edge-of-your-seat, ruin your mascara ending to the trilogy and I loved every
page of it. Though I’m sad Kami’s story is over, I’m rather glad I don’t have
to experience all that heartache anymore...
Thanks to S&S for the
review copy.
Sophie
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