Publisher: HarperTeen
Release Date: July 24th/2012
Pages: 385
What It's About!
Evie's paranormal past
keeps coming back to haunt her. A new director at the International
Paranormal Containment Agency wants to drag her back to headquarters.
The Dark Faerie Queen is torturing humans in her poisonous realm. And
supernatural creatures keep insisting that Evie is the only one who can
save them from a mysterious, perilous fate.
The clock is ticking on the entire paranormal world. And its fate rests solely in Evie's hands.
So much for normal.
The clock is ticking on the entire paranormal world. And its fate rests solely in Evie's hands.
So much for normal.
Review
As
much as I loved and enjoyed the first 2 books, I have to say I enjoyed
this one the most. It was funnier, wittier, and had a lot more action
and events. It was so bittersweet, this book. It was so good, but at the
same time, it was the end of Evie and the gang's adventures. Evie
really grew a lot since book one, and it was even more noticeable in
this one. Even Reth came to be a whole different faerie from where he
first started out.
Endlessly wasn't so much revolved around the center as much as the other books, which I really enjoyed. I got to see more of the world outside of it and see how Evie adapted to living away from the center and not having to really have anything to do with it other than the fact that some of the people that worked there were after her. I was hoping for more Lend and Evie together, but with so much happening there really wasn't any time for them to just hang out.
One of the things I was really not expecting, was when Reth turned out to be the one who put the "curse" on Lend and not the Dark Queen. I actually thought the curse was pretty funny, especially at first. It just put an even better spin on the story, and was definitely something different. So many of the events had me laughing to myself, sometimes even out loud.
I really loved the ending, just the way everything happened and worked out, it was such a good way to end the series, but left out just enough that it ended, but you can still have your own idea of where the characters could be after the book ends. It was so bittersweet, I loved it yet at the same time it was THE END, so I was sad that it ended but happy with HOW it ended. I'm sad that there won't be anymore new Evie adventures, but I am really excited to see what Kiersten White comes up with next.
Endlessly wasn't so much revolved around the center as much as the other books, which I really enjoyed. I got to see more of the world outside of it and see how Evie adapted to living away from the center and not having to really have anything to do with it other than the fact that some of the people that worked there were after her. I was hoping for more Lend and Evie together, but with so much happening there really wasn't any time for them to just hang out.
One of the things I was really not expecting, was when Reth turned out to be the one who put the "curse" on Lend and not the Dark Queen. I actually thought the curse was pretty funny, especially at first. It just put an even better spin on the story, and was definitely something different. So many of the events had me laughing to myself, sometimes even out loud.
I really loved the ending, just the way everything happened and worked out, it was such a good way to end the series, but left out just enough that it ended, but you can still have your own idea of where the characters could be after the book ends. It was so bittersweet, I loved it yet at the same time it was THE END, so I was sad that it ended but happy with HOW it ended. I'm sad that there won't be anymore new Evie adventures, but I am really excited to see what Kiersten White comes up with next.
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