The fight to find herself is not going to be pretty, however as readers we can tell, it’s a fight that’s going to be worth it. It was perfect.Įvie comes to her own a lot in this book and we start to see the Nadia in her piece by little piece. Either way I enjoyed how the story unfolded and in no way did it seem less, disjointed, or slow. To be honest I’m not sure if this happened because (I heard) JLA changed the direction the story was heading in because of how close to home the previous plot line was and she didn’t want to use it anymore because, bless her, she’s the sweetest. But in TBN there was a very comfortable pacing of events and I was able to perfectly savour each moment and every single revelation. Typically JLA writes back-to-back situations that barely allow you to think beyond what’s happening on the page and you’re grappling to come to terms with everything that’s being revealed. However, there’s something I noticed that was different in the book and that’s the way the story progressed. I went into this book fully aware of what I was getting into and yet I was surprised, shocked, sad, happy, laughing and everything you’d typically do while reading a JLA book. Something that’s going to change the course of the future forever! *echoes damatically* forever… forever …ever…ever. JLA has this one single predictable pattern that I fondly refer to as “The Third Book Syndrome”, wherein you know something is coming. However an ARC of this book was not distributed before release for bloggers and I immediately knew this book would break my heart.

It so happened that the second book of this series was the first book I was approved for (back in those days when Macmillan used to approve us poor bloggers on Edelweiss+ *sad face*). It was the reason I started blogging because I realized I was too crazy about books to keep all that excitement and madness in anymore. The Origin series was the very beginning of everything. Sometimes it’s hard to talk about a series that means as much as this one does for me, but I’m going to try anyway. My Review: Be wary for possible spoilers for the previous books in the series! “There is humour in everything.” His gaze caught mine. The thrills, drama, and intrigue continue in the third installment of the Origin series from #1 New York Times bestselling author Jennifer L. She’s caught in the eye of the storm.Īnd together, you will bring about the brightest night. And she’s learned truths about herself that she never saw coming–things she once knew, and was made to forget. She’s been betrayed by those who were closest to her. Now, she’s on the run, under the protection of the beautiful, deadly inhuman Luc. Less than a year ago, Evelyn Dasher was a normal girl, living an unremarkable life.

The Brightest Night (Origin, #3) by Jennifer L.

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