Rachel's Reviews > Wisteria

If you read the first two books in this series and found yourself quite attached to Signa Farrow, the girl who cannot die, and no particular attachment to Blythe Hawthorne, the girl Signa cannot let die, or worse yet if you dislike Blythe - boy do I have bad news for you with this book. This book is centered entirely on Blythe and Fate as they navigate a seemingly loveless marriage. However, as time passes, their relationship grows and evolves. Along the way, Blythe discovers more about herself - why is she having flashbacks to a life she doesn't recall? Is there, perhaps, more to Blythe than meets the eye?

I had no particular attachment to Signa or Blythe going into this so the perspective shift didn't bother me. Honestly, I found this book to be the strongest in the series. The romance was very good. The mysteries in this book were kind of a let down, they weren't as central to the story as the mysteries were in the two previous novels in the series. Still, I really enjoyed this and am glad I saw this series through to the end.

Rating: 4 / 5