
Rating: 5 Stars
In
Cress, the third book in the Lunar Chronicles, we continue on with our previous
characters Cinder, Scarlet, Wolf, Captain Throne, Prince Kai and so on but we
get introduced to a new lead as well.
Cress of course! Cress is based
around Rapunzel, though instead of being stuck in a tower she’s been imprisoned
on a satellite since childhood with only her netscreens to keep her
company. This has made her an excellent
hacker and the groups best hope of staying ahead, though she just received
orders from Queen Levana to hunt them down.
When her daring rescue goes badly the group is separated. Cress is finally free of the satellite but
it’s not without cost. The group, split,
but keep moving forward and though they didn’t volunteer keep trying to save
the world while Queen Levana is bound and determined nothing will prevent her
marriage to Emperor Kai and of course ruling over the world.
I
just loved it. We got more Captain
Thorne, who if you didn’t read my review of Scarlet to know, whom I just
adore. Cress has a major crush on this
handsome rogue as well which is written so beautifully, all sweet, cute, and
innocent but still with something more as they get to know one another all the
while Cress is learning how the world works in real life not just on the
screens. Cress has been through a lot
but she is ready to help and dive right in I liked her from the start. But even though we have them we also have
plenty of the other gang is well with everyone working to their own ends as
they are all fugitives. Each character
is going through some serious emotional and physical trials which add depth to
everyone and the story at large.
We
also get a deeper look into Luna as a whole.
Not just as moon people who can use glamour but inside the castle. We also get an introduction to Winter, the
title character from the final book.
Things are getting serious and I have so many theories and sub plot
lines running through my head trying to figure out how it will all play out and
if I can prepare myself for any surprises.
I highly recommend this series to everyone it just gets better with each
book.

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