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The second book in the series had a bit more trouble holding my attention. Although I finished it, I wish the main character had been more fully developed. The action is the novel's strength.


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The Savage Blue The Vicious Deep Zoraida Cordova Books Reviews

Absolutely addicting! This book was very well written and had twists where i least expected! I will be reading more )
This book kept my interest and was just as good as the first! It's suspenseful, and several of its twists caught me off guard. I'm ready for the third installment!!
Good story
This is a great adventure/fantasy-ish book! I kept wanted to know what happened next! Pretty excited for the next installment! (read the Vicious Deep)
A strong follow-up to book 1! I really enjoyed the style and action. Perfect for a crowd that loves Percy Jackson type books.
After the ending of The Vicious Deep, I had to get my hands on the second book! Unfortunately we had to wait a whole year for this book to come out, so I was a little rusty on what happened in the first book when I picked this one up. Luckily I was only a little bit confused at the beginning, and overall I really enjoyed this book.

What I really liked about Savage Blue was the plot! It definitely was fast paced and it was nice seeing all of my favorite characters back together again. I also liked how Zoraida made everything so detailed, I could really imagine the different places that Tristan was going to, which made this book more enjoyable.

One thing that I didn't love about this book was the ending. It wasn't that big of a cliffhanger but I finished this book feeling unhappy. I wish that there was some more action or romance at the end instead of what we were left with.

Overall, I really enjoyed Savage Blue! I thought it was a nice sequel to an awesome series and I can't wait for the next book and to see where Tristan and his friends end up.
Okay. I admit it. I did not enjoy this book. I don't think it's the writer's fault, because the story has many fine elements, it's just that they came across to me as being bland. The universe is there, it's interesting, as are the characters and their stories but they just don't grab me the way they should. And I hate that because I really want to love this series. That said, I fully endorse reading this story and forming your own opinion. I am going to read the final book and see no reason why anyone else should not.

What I do enjoy? Tristan feels like a real teenage boy. His mistakes, his problems, his reactions to them are convincing and that alone makes this a worthy read. In this book he is confronted with an issue that would certainly unsettle anyone convinced of (and certainly encouraged to believe) his uniqueness.

The villainess is given more definition, useful in expanding motivations for her actions, but touching upon something definitely an issue here. Discrimination, racial (ethnic, class) pride and the consequences thereof. A lot of things would not have happened if parts of this story universe were not the way they are.

The drama of the plot twist is nice. I love it, actually, reluctantly, because it forces Tristan to reconsider some issues and yet I was hoping it would turn out differently. Good that it did not. Very good set up for what is definitely going to be a spectacular finale.

I really like what Cordova does with her source material, the original fairytale and the Disney version, but...well, maybe I need a reread.
The second book in the series had a bit more trouble holding my attention. Although I finished it, I wish the main character had been more fully developed. The action is the novel's strength.