Publisher: Delacorte Books for Young Readers
464 pages
Genre: Young Adult/Romance/Fantasy
Spoiler Alert! This review contains information from the
first books in the Fallen series.
Summary: In the last book of the Fallen series, Daniel, Luce,
and the rest of the fallen angels, along with some allies, are in a race
against time to stop Lucifer before he erases everything from existence back to
the beginning. Luce knows more about her past lives than ever before thanks to
her trip through the announcers in the last book, and this helps their chance of
saving the earth.
Review: I know there are a lot of people out there that love
these books. The reason I picked up the first one a couple of years ago is
because there were posters for it all over the library and bookstore. I gave in
and read the first book and all the other ones after. Why did I put myself
through this torture? Okay, torture may be a little too harsh of a word to use,
but I can’t really tell you. I think it may be because I had never read books
about fallen angels before and I was curious.
This book was better than the others, but this series should
have ended a book earlier. The plot line just seems a little too repetitive, Daniel
and Luce, Daniel and Luce, Daniel and Luce, past and present, past and present.
This was the series’ main downfall, well that and the fact that the plot can be
so confusing that I can’t even follow what is going on. I feel like that unless
you have read the earlier books in the series recently (or maybe not even then) this book may be too
confusing to follow.
On a good note, this book did provide a new and exciting
turn of events, except that it didn’t last long and it didn’t occur until the
end, but it
The big question is… do we finally find out what happened
with Daniel and Luce from the beginning? I will tell you right now that you do
get an answer. Searching for this answer is the only reason I kept reading this
series. I will state that besides all the negative things I have said about
this series I will give props for its conclusion. It is worth reading this last
book just for the closure.
Rating: 2/5
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