But now in the forth book, he tore me between liking him and disliking him.ġ. But in the second and especially in the third book, he grew on me like Nora did. In the first book he was all stalker-ish though Becca Fitzpatrick tried to justify it by having him as an assassin to murder Nora. In the first and last books, he showed some red flag behavior. She held onto her own and would retaliate like she should. But mostly I like that she stood up to Patch every time he became possessive and patronizing. To think such a fragile character would later turn out to be so strong and independent was saying something. She was close to death several times and came out always unscathed.

She went through so much over the series, losing Scott *sniff sniff*, almost losing Patch, the love of her life to death and mean clingy girlfriends and what not. She was fun! And so much stronger than Bella, physically and mentally. Unlike Bella, she wasn’t moody, whiny, angsty and pale. I found her puny and petite in the first book, like Bella, but from the second book onward she grew on me. Now that I’ve calmed down, let’s take a peek at all the pretty epic things of this epic Finale.ĭamn, this girl grew on me. Gah! I’m so sad and excited for this finale. Please refrain from reading it if you haven’t read the series yet, thank you)īecca Fitzpatrick truly knew how to finish off this epic series. (Disclaimer: This review heavily contains spoilers from the whole series.

Hush hush book 4