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The Last Wish of Bristol Keats

by Mary E. Pearson

Overall Score
7/10
Hook Speed⚡ ⚡ ⚡
Eye Roll TestTiny Eye Roll
Vomit RatingI hope you have a Zofran prescription
Worldbuilding DifficultyMedium Portal

The second book continued many of the same strengths—and frustrations—as the first.

My Thoughts

The story remained chaotic, with constant twists, shifting alliances, and so many moving pieces that I often struggled to stay grounded in what was happening. At times, it felt like every chapter introduced another major reveal before I'd had time to process the last one.

But then came the ending.

The final twists genuinely surprised me and completely changed how I looked at the story. It was the strongest part of the entire series and made me glad I'd stuck with it.

That said, the ending wasn't enough to erase the issues I had throughout the journey. I'm not mad that I finished these books—in fact, I'm happy I did—but I also don't think I'd actively recommend them to most readers.

Would I Recommend It?

🤷 Depends on the reader.

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