Review: Fracture (Night School #3) by C.J. Daugherty
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Series: Night School #3
Author: C.J. Daugherty
Published August 15th 2013 by Atom
Goodreads Synopsis
Devastated by the loss of her friend and under constant threat from an unknown spy at Cimmeria Academy, Allie Sheridan is finding it hard to cope.
In Fracture, the third book in the Night School series, she’s not the only one losing it – everything is falling apart. And when Nathaniel begins to reveal his game plan, Isabelle starts to lose control.
As the school slides into a deadly morass of paranoia and suspicion, everyone is guilty until proved innocent. Anyone can be held without proof, and convicted without a trial. No one is safe.
This time Nathaniel doesn't need to hurt them. This time they’re hurting themselves.
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Review
See my reviews for previous books:
- Legacy (#2)
Fracture begins with an upset Allie, planning to leave Cimmeria. After her failed escape, Allie struggles to come to terms with the events of Legacy, and the fact she still feels, even more so than earlier, that she can't trust anyone at Cimmeria.
The romance in this novel, though subdued, is still there, and I've got to say I definitely preferred Sylvain in this book than the previous books, though Carter is still my favourite of the two. Carter did come across as a bit of a jackass in this book, which made me definitely dislike him, and I agree that him and Allie definitely appeared not to be a suitable fit here because of that.
Allie, who is struggling so much, is the perfect teenage protagonist in this series. She never appears wholly perfect, she makes mistakes, and is emotional - just like any teenage girl would be.
Night School plays a major role in this instalment, with more secrets and intrigue coming out, and the action is ramped up even further. Yet again, the ending was dramatic, and full of feels, and I'm so pleased I was able to read Resistance immediately after finishing this.
I would recommend this book to everyone, it has quickly become one of my favourite series.
Dates Read:
March 28 to 30, 2015
Rating
5 Stars
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