Unbreakable (#03 in The Unblemished Trilogy Series)

Much as I wanted to love this book - especially after enjoying the first two in the trilogy - I really struggled reading it. Not because I didn't enjoy the story but because there were just so many details to keep track of. Everyone seemed to have a least two or three (sometimes four) names and identities, their giftings kept changing as the powers of darkness and light waned and even people's history's seemed to change from earlier in the series. Which was fine, more details came out, but just really difficult to keep track of. I think I'd enjoy it a lot more the second time I read it. That said, epic end to a trilogy which, on the whole, I've really loved. As will anyone who likes incredibly well-built fantasy.

""""A cringe dominates my insides again, but this time it's from my own stupid bias. By now I should've learned not to judge people based on appearances. My disheveled mien doesn't seem to faze her, let alone the mirrormark spiralling up the right side of my face like fraying scarlet threads. She sees me as human, equal. A rarity in this Reflection or the next. """"\\r\\nUnbreakable is a satisfactory conclusion to an amazing trilogy. One of my favourite aspects from this trilogy was the complexity of the story line and all the plot twists. Unbreakable did not disappoint. However, it was not perfect. There were a few loose ends, and the storyline took a while to pick up. The character development really slows down. But the themes and morals are a lot more defined than in Unblemished and Unraveling, such as not judging people, knowing when you need help, and learning to accept yourself the way you are. Overall I would have to say that Unbreakable was just alright. Recommended, but only if you have read the first two books. \\r\\n