Based on the novel 'Wicked' by Jennifer L. Ivy Morgan, a college student in New Orleans, falls for Ren Owens, the last person she expected to enter her rigidly controlled life. Review: The Burning Shadow by Jennifer L. With Kevin Joy, Camry Brault, Liam Hall, Anna Maiche.Series Review: Wicked Trilogy by Jennifer L.But I also know that there's a novella series set after the events of this, so hopefully loose ends will be properly wrapped up in that! If anything, I feel like it's a conclusion to the budding romance between Ivy and Ren, but not the overall plot. There were definitely a few twists and turns that happened in the book leading up to it, but I'm not too sure how I feel about the series' conclusion. The ending was.unexpected, if I"m going to be honest. But the plot continued on, despite it all.
There was a lot of arguing and other forms of tension in their relationship all through the first half of the book, which kind of threw me off. It's definitely new territory that books commonly don't explore, especially in sci-fi or fantasy books.Īs a result of this, there wasn't as much of Ivy and Ren getting along and working together as I would have liked. Especially since the rest of the world saw she wasn't.
Ivy really struggled with trying to get to that point, where she could confidently say she wasn't okay instead of pretending otherwise. But that just makes me want to kick myself, because mental health is just as important and relevant to recovery! This book really helped stress and emphasis that being not okay is sometimes okay. What I didn't expect, and was pleasantly surprised by, was the mental health aspect to it. I knew from the start that Ivy was going to be dealing with some serious PTSD from everything that happened to her in Torn.
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