Without that, it's just this weird punk girl going on fantasy adventures.in a world we live in everyday. I wanted to see something EXCITING AND NEW THAT I CAN'T GET TO WITH A QUICK FLIGHT. I wanted the amazing, crazy wilds of Wonderland. I don't really care what happens in Texas or what it looks like, I LIVE in this world, I think I understand it pretty well. A lot of the dramatic stuff happens to Jeb, who I literally couldn't care less about, so in essence there was no plot.įirst of all, I was extremely disappointed that this took place in our world. What of Unhinged? Well, it's a sequel, and it falls into that sequel trap of I-need-to-bridge-a-first-and-third-book-so-nothing-important-is-really-going-to-happen. Everything I thought I knew was a lie! But while I'm not quite sure I stand by my old review (I do, but I don't agree with it), this review is really about Unhinged. During my reread I discovered that she was FIRMLY PLANTED in the Jeb camp. I don't know how critically I was looking at things a year and a half ago, but my impressions of the book back then were pretty misguided.įor instance, I had thought Alyssa was really torn between Jeb and Morpheus. skimmed Splintered, and boy, was it ugly.

So before I read Unhinged, I reread a.k.a. That was written in April of 2014, so you can only imagine what I still remembered when I actually got around to reading the second book. However, I did enjoy it (I think) and I had planned on reading the second book, Unhinged. It definitely had its flaws, as evidenced by my semi-poorly written first review. What had I just read? Would I ever really be the same anymore?įortunately I gathered my life together long enough to review that first book in this series, Splintered.

My fingers were poised above the keys, ready to let the world know my opinion. With a sigh, I set it down and pick up my laptop lying next to me. Picture me sitting on my bed in my parent's house with my Kindle in my hands.

Unhinged by ag howard