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| Title | : | Fragile Eternity (Wicked Lovely #3) |
| Author | : | Melissa Marr |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | 1st Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 389 pages |
| Published | : | April 21st 2009 by Bowen Press |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Fairies. Romance. Urban Fantasy. Fae |
Melissa Marr
Hardcover | Pages: 389 pages Rating: 3.84 | 41233 Users | 1920 Reviews
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Seth never expected he would want to settle down with anyone - but that was before Aislinn. She is everything he'd ever dreamed of, and he wants to be with her forever. Forever takes on new meaning, though, when your girlfriend is an immortal faery queen.Aislinn never expected to rule the very creatures who'd always terrified her - but that was before Keenan. He stole her mortality to make her a monarch, and now she faces challenges and enticements beyond any she'd ever imagined.
In Melissa Marr's third mesmerizing tale of Faerie, Seth and Aislinn struggle to stay true to themselves and each other in a milieu of shadowy rules and shifting allegiances, where old friends become new enemies and one wrong move could plunge the Earth into chaos.
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| Original Title: | Fragile Eternity |
| ISBN: | 006121471X (ISBN13: 9780061214714) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://www.melissa-marr.com/_fragile_eternity/fragile_eternity.html |
| Series: | Wicked Lovely #3 |
| Characters: | Aislinn, Keenan, Seth, Sorcha, Niall |
| Literary Awards: | Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Young Adult |
| Series: | (2009) |
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Ratings: 3.84 From 41233 Users | 1920 ReviewsDiscuss Appertaining To Books Fragile Eternity (Wicked Lovely #3)
[2.5 stars] Okay, lets keep it real. We all know Ive had trouble getting into YA lately, but I needed something light to listen to while doing yoga. It turned out to be a rather insightful experience, however, because reading Fragile Eternity help me pinpoint a little better why YA just hasnt been hitting the spot lately (and I dont think its because Im getting too old for it, thank the stars).You see, Im in a reading point in my life where Im looking for more world building and event-drivenOne of my less favorites of the series because we are subjected again to too much Aislynn/Ash, who is boring as dirt. She can't make any decisions, but if she does, they are wrong. She is a dud. I really can't believe she has two guys after her. I wouldn't think she would have even one guy after her. Boring! And, she is moody as all hell. Ugh! She is the worst thing to happen to summer since sand fleas in your bathing suit.Here are the characters that are interesting, in my opinion, in order of
Not as bad as Ink Exchange, but nowhere near as well done as Wicked Lovely, this series is becoming a real disappointment. Too much recapping and then a rush to the inevitable cliffhanger, which is always a danger with series books and a real disaster with this one. I don't see true long-term success for this series unless Marr can find a way to deliver endings that offer a little closure for readers or at least refine the writing so it isn't all recap, recap, tiny bit of plot, and then the part
I like the world Melissa Marr has built, with the faeries and the different courts. The love square among Aislinn, Seth, Keenan, and Doniya is interesting and kind of a mess. With this book, I had a bit of a harder time getting through it. Maybe because the relationships are a bit of a clusterfuck and everyone is hurting each other. I just want Keenan and Doniya, and Aislinn and Seth to be separate couples and it will all be okay. I also was mad at Seth for not having more understanding about
My review can also be found on Reading Lark: http://readinglark.blogspot.ca/2012/0...When the last book in the Wicked Lovely series came out, I reread (mostly skimmed) all the previous books so the story would be fresher in my mind. Surprisingly, I found myself enjoying these books much more the second time around. Perhaps it was because I was already familiar with the general story line, but I found the more minor details made a lot more sense already knowing the bigger picture.As much as I
I'll be honest and just say that my only reason for reading this is Seth. I wish I hadn't =/It's like he's not even the same guy. Being in love is not a good look for him apperently, because it turns him into a lovesick puppy. I wonder at what point he lost his balls. maybe Aislinn accidentally burned them off I kept thinking 'BE A MAN AGAIN DAMMIT'. I got fed up with him pretty much when he decided he wants to be a fairy. -insert laughter here- The way I see it: well Seth... with that kind of
Whoah!!! My head is is thrumming from all the new found faerie knowledge I now possess. Melissa does a fantastic job of creating a visual environment for me to lose myself in, in the world of faerie mixed with human reality. The constant learning of faerie law, politics and existence doesnt stop with the first book, Wicked Lovely. It certainly continues with Ink Exchange and right through Fragile Eternity.Without handing out spoilers, Fragile Eternity is a wonderful read. Following Seth through
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