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Richelle Mead brings on the intensity in SPIRIT BOUND by taking our characters to the emotional brink. In Spirit Bound, Rose becomes a guardian after years of training, leaving Vampire Academy behind. Her heart still aches for Dimitri but she starts to move on with someone new. Rose, Christian, and Lissa move to their new home in the Royal Court and formulate a new plan to take on the Strigoi.

I have to admit that I was frustrated with the characters in this novel at times. Lissa's anger towards Christian was really pointless. I also was irritated with her and Dimitri's weird relationship in the latter part of the novel. With Rose still clearly in love with Dimitri, Adrian acting all hurt when he finds out that Rose is still very much taken by Dimitri was dumb. But Rose also shouldn't string him along, knowing that she can't fully give her heart away. I can get both sides. Come on, guys, we know that Rose and Adrian aren't going to get their happily ever after.

These small character annoyances were minor and overshadowed by the amazing second half of this book! In the last book, Rose finds out that there may be a way to turn a Strigoi back to who they were before. This consumes her and she goes to great lengths to track down the person who can help—Victor Dashkov. Crazy! We're talking a prison break and the whole nine yards.

There was a part in the last quarter of the book where I just wanted to swoon so hard. Richelle Mead gives us all what we wanted after more than two books, but not EVERYTHING we wanted. Rose is kept at a distance emotionally and Lissa of all people are in the way...UNTIL Rose is ambushed and a certain person jumps into protect her. SWOON. Seriously, so hot!

What I love about this series is that none of the books feel like filler. Every book is jam packed with action and has its own gripping storyline. Even though I've read this series before, I am so excited to get to the last book! I know what happens but that doesn't damper my enthusiasm. I feel like I'm reading this for the first time because I have such a horrible memory.

* I purchased this book myself.


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Spirit Bound Richelle Mead Books Reviews

This has been my least favorite book in the series so far. There are some great scenes and the last quarter of the book is exciting but so much of this book is Rose being annoying and whiny. Lissa and Christian are annoying as well as they fess up to their feelings. There are some good actions scenes where Rose is up to her old tricks but her stringing Adrian along is getting kind of old as well. She tends to use people to get what she wants. It is very evident in this book. Things turn around at the end and I’m anxious to read the next one.
A friend convinced me to finish this book so I finally did and my first instincts were correct. Although it's nice to know what happened, I ended the book with a dislike of the main character, Rose.

Rose Hathaway isn't growing up. After so many books and so many trials, you'd think that she'd learn something, grow a little. But instead, she's pathologically selfish. She put her friends in danger for her wants, hurting others was okay as long as in the end she got what she wanted. This isn't a person desperately in love; or at least I couldn't see it that way. All through the book, she struggled with guilt over putting people in danger only to move forward with no care about the consequences others would face because of her choices.

The end of the book sealed it for me; she's so self absorbed that she can't hear or accept anything beyond what she wants.

And the whining. Maybe it's because I was listening to the audio version, but the whining.

This is turning into a disappointing series, because of the lack of character growth. An attraction and love story has been reduced to a child throwing a book full of tantrums, because she's not getting her way. A real let down after the last book.
Oh wow, this book really pushed all of the characters' development. Lissa really stepped up as a true friend. Adrian showed his cards to Rose and even Rose herself had to put aside her heart to in the best interests of others. Dimitri, I shouldn't be surprised at what happened and the result, but it still broke my heart even though the hope was renewed. Now that Rose is no longer in school, she's a full fledged guardian now and has to take her assigned responsibilities seriously. There's a lot of fishy stuff happening at the Royal Court, which is more Lissa and Christian's world than Rose's, but Queen Tatiana plays an important role in this one. While it's no surprise that Rose is always sticking her nose where she shouldn't and saying things that are not appropriate, I still admire her ballsy attitude. And I could appreciate how Lissa balances her out with her refined manner and tact. The ending in this one is probably the biggest of all cliffhangers in this series, with interesting twists and turns, that I cannot wait to find out how it all concludes.
Richelle Mead brings on the intensity in SPIRIT BOUND by taking our characters to the emotional brink. In Spirit Bound, Rose becomes a guardian after years of training, leaving Vampire Academy behind. Her heart still aches for Dimitri but she starts to move on with someone new. Rose, Christian, and Lissa move to their new home in the Royal Court and formulate a new plan to take on the Strigoi.

I have to admit that I was frustrated with the characters in this novel at times. Lissa's anger towards Christian was really pointless. I also was irritated with her and Dimitri's weird relationship in the latter part of the novel. With Rose still clearly in love with Dimitri, Adrian acting all hurt when he finds out that Rose is still very much taken by Dimitri was dumb. But Rose also shouldn't string him along, knowing that she can't fully give her heart away. I can get both sides. Come on, guys, we know that Rose and Adrian aren't going to get their happily ever after.

These small character annoyances were minor and overshadowed by the amazing second half of this book! In the last book, Rose finds out that there may be a way to turn a Strigoi back to who they were before. This consumes her and she goes to great lengths to track down the person who can help—Victor Dashkov. Crazy! We're talking a prison break and the whole nine yards.

There was a part in the last quarter of the book where I just wanted to swoon so hard. Richelle Mead gives us all what we wanted after more than two books, but not EVERYTHING we wanted. Rose is kept at a distance emotionally and Lissa of all people are in the way...UNTIL Rose is ambushed and a certain person jumps into protect her. SWOON. Seriously, so hot!

What I love about this series is that none of the books feel like filler. Every book is jam packed with action and has its own gripping storyline. Even though I've read this series before, I am so excited to get to the last book! I know what happens but that doesn't damper my enthusiasm. I feel like I'm reading this for the first time because I have such a horrible memory.

* I purchased this book myself.