Breaking Point (Article 5)by Kristen Simmons
I know logically if you are going to review the second book in a series it is done after you have in fact reviewed the first book but we’re throwing logic out the window today. What can I say…I’m a rebel like that. I read Breaking Point immediately after finishing Article 5 and my thoughts and feelings were similar for both books but here is my review for Breaking Point.
This book was good…and also a little annoying. It’s about a girl named Ember who is on the
run from the awful law enforcement that have taken over after a war. She unfortunately had the bad luck of being
born out of wedlock and is therefore breaking one of the laws: Article 5.
Ember, I want you to be strong and independent and I see
hints of it but sometimes you can be so stupid.
Sometimes something is so obvious and you don’t realize the truth and I
feel like you are being stupid just for the shock factor of finding it out
later and gaaa that’s annoying. Also,
I’m sick of you feeling a cold trickle down your back or just feeling cold when
something bad happens. I mean I get it,
I like the use, but when it happens every
time it gets a bit old.
But here’s the thing.
I know I had similar issues with the writing of Article 5 but I don’t
remember the specifics (well except one…) Why? Because I was so captivated by
the story that I instantly rushed into this book without writing anything down.
The story is just that good.
I mean I could see all of this, the war, the reformation,
the horrors of their reality. It was
eerily believable. So when something about the writing pulled me out of the
story it was almost a relief. It was
like the book was reminding me “oh hey, it’s 9:00 and you forgot to eat
dinner. Maybe you should do that, the
book will still be there when you’re done cooking and you can read it while you
eat. Just…be careful not to splatter on
the pages kay!” Sure thing book, thanks
for the reminder…I forgot I wasn’t actually a starving runaway convict.
**Source: I bought this with my own sweet loot!
