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Loading... Shatter (Midnight Ice, #4)by Kaitlyn Davis
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Pandora Scott just saved the world...or did she?Fresh off her victory, Pandora thinks life is finally starting to look up. No one is trying to kill her. A few people actually consider her a close friend. The future is wide open with possibilities. And she's in love with the boy next door.But when the titans come crashing into Sonnyville, adamant that the monster she destroyed still lives, Pandora can't help but wonder if things could possibly be as perfect as they seem. A shocking death forces her to face the truth and understand that what she'd hoped would be the end of the war might really be just the beginning...Shatter is the fourth and final book in Midnight Ice, a romantic, action-packed series from bestselling author Kaitlyn Davis that twists vampire lore and ancient Greek mythology into an intense paranormal adventure. This modern retelling of the Pandora myth set in a world filled with vampires, angels, were-creatures, and more, is perfect for fans of Twilight, The Vampire Diaries, and Fallen!Rave Reviews for MIDNIGHT ICE!"A snarky, action-packed, and entertaining read!" - Betwixt the Pages"I am in love with Pandora, she is badass!" - E.A. Walsh"Exciting, suspenseful and full of intrigue." - Jodi Hunter"A must-read for anybody that is a huge fan of original vampire stories!" - Brandy"5 stars for this supernatural read that I couldn't put down!" - The Thought Spot"This series has been the highlight of my year." - Lilly's Book World"Holy crap that was awesome!!" - Loves Great Reads"Twist after twist that keeps you glued to the pages." - Nancy Allen. No library descriptions found. |
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As opposed to the other three books, “Shatter” has a more strategical approach, if I may say so. It’s like a chess play between Sam and Pandora. They have their own plans and their own allies. One has to identify the other’s weaknesses. So the action is more focused on the characters, on a psychological level, and the bond between Sam, Pandora and Jax. There is a long road ahead in order to establish a relationship based on trust between conduits and titans, but it seems one cannot manage without the other this time. I don’t want to get into that too much, as I don’t want to spoil your fun.
But far more exceptional is the way the author has portrayed Sam. Throughout the series, he has not been your usual negative character. All his actions have a pretty good justification: he wants Pandora back. And what better way to win her heart one more time than to deliver the world to her? Covered in darkness and destroyed but… whatever. He is led by his feelings, by love. I kind of like him. As opposed to Jax, who has betrayed Pandora some time ago, Sam will make the ultimate sacrifice for her.
Speaking of Jax, he is … in the shadows. You know what I mean, if you have read the previous book. But the love he has for Dory is what actually saves the day. Funny thing is that this exact love is what sent him there in the first place.
This series has been the highlight of my year. I loved it so much. All the books are real page turners and each volume end will be so unexpected. And it is the case for “Shatter” as well. I do recommend the series, I do recommend the author. (