The only exception to this was Diana, Eureka’s mother, who we are constantly reminded of. In fact, they almost seem to wipe their hands of them after ten seconds, and then don’t give them another thought. Eureka even got to the point where she seemed to delight in torturing others, which didn’t bode well with me at all.Īnother problem I had was that the characters just don’t mourn the deaths of loved ones for nearly long enough. It’s not often that I’m harsh with a book, even if I don’t like it, but I honestly just didn’t like what Eureka became – a murder, manipulative, and unthoughtful. On that note, Eureka turned into something beyond my imagining in Waterfall, I thought she was slightly annoying in Teardrop with her mellow drama, but she just took it to the next level. I couldn’t connect with her one bit, and when you don’t like the main character, it’s pretty hard to enjoy their story. I wasn’t the biggest fan of the first book, but I somehow managed to enjoy the sequel even less.įirstly, what ever happened to the romance between Ander and Eureka? Did the entirety of the first book mean nothing? We start with one boy and end with another, and I was completely confused about how cold hearted, and selfish Eureka must have been to do what she did. There were about seven different ideas all crammed into one, that made everything too convenient for my liking.
I have absolutely no idea what happened in this book.
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