Exodus: The Warrior Within (The Darkening, #2) by E.H. James Book Review
Hello, Bookworms,
I come again with a paranormal horror book. I love this author books there amazing. I read the first book while ago and loved a lot so when E.H.James asked me “hey do you wanna read the second one ?” I was like yussss!
I one fact you take under consideration I remembered the first book but not into much detail and that my fellow bookworms threw me off for the second book. Never the less the second book didn’t;t disappoint and actually did a small recap from the first book which was great.
I want to judge this book into components of the story arc
characters.
First of all the story arc was pretty good. As I said in the first book I really like the concept of time loops and relieving your worst fears for your own kind of hell. And all the realms coexisting in one “happy family” until the rebel child goes haywire and then it needs to go on detention.
The mastery of the story is brilliant but sometimes the characters can ruin the whole world building the author did.
In the second book, I had a problem with one of the characters “Henderson” what a douche/ball baster. I explain how I see him you know in tv series you have the super talented and super smart people and then you have one person that is so damn or doesn’t believe so the smart/talented people try and explain things to him/her and usually is a cop so that person was Henderson but the annoyance level 100. I am sorry I don’t what but suddenly the second book he became this guy. It sounds super mean and I feel awful for hating a character that much but it really did mess the story a little bit, because instead of going in for the action you had him doubting everything. Of course, you need that kind of character in a story because it’s a good way to progress a story and a lot of spins but in this one didn’t cut it.
Anyway, I actually thought the actual story was very compelling and it would do an awesome movie.
SO yeah, I would recommend this book especially if you read the first one. In overall the story wins over character on this occasion.
I come again with a paranormal horror book. I love this author books there amazing. I read the first book while ago and loved a lot so when E.H.James asked me “hey do you wanna read the second one ?” I was like yussss!
I one fact you take under consideration I remembered the first book but not into much detail and that my fellow bookworms threw me off for the second book. Never the less the second book didn’t;t disappoint and actually did a small recap from the first book which was great.
I want to judge this book into components of the story arc
characters.
First of all the story arc was pretty good. As I said in the first book I really like the concept of time loops and relieving your worst fears for your own kind of hell. And all the realms coexisting in one “happy family” until the rebel child goes haywire and then it needs to go on detention.
The mastery of the story is brilliant but sometimes the characters can ruin the whole world building the author did.
In the second book, I had a problem with one of the characters “Henderson” what a douche/ball baster. I explain how I see him you know in tv series you have the super talented and super smart people and then you have one person that is so damn or doesn’t believe so the smart/talented people try and explain things to him/her and usually is a cop so that person was Henderson but the annoyance level 100. I am sorry I don’t what but suddenly the second book he became this guy. It sounds super mean and I feel awful for hating a character that much but it really did mess the story a little bit, because instead of going in for the action you had him doubting everything. Of course, you need that kind of character in a story because it’s a good way to progress a story and a lot of spins but in this one didn’t cut it.
Anyway, I actually thought the actual story was very compelling and it would do an awesome movie.
SO yeah, I would recommend this book especially if you read the first one. In overall the story wins over character on this occasion.
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