Their feelings developed too fast after just one date that lasted for about an hour and because of that, it became way too unrealistic for me and I couldn't even feel any of the emotions that I was supposed to feel in the end. And on top of that, the romance was 100 percent insta-love. The concept behind the Sirens and the Ocean was interesting but I didn't really love it. The only thing I enjoyed about the siren sisters was their dedication and loyalty to one another.

I was such a huge fan of The Selection series so I expected to really like The Siren but honestly, everything was just super dull. I enjoyed the book, the ending felt satisfying, but that's all. That's everything I got to say (for now). THEY WERE CUTE TOGETHER! But I'm not a fan of the whole 'soulmates' thing when is not well developed :/. but then in one day she was suddenly in love. I mean, it wasn't exactly insta love, but it happened way too fast! I can accept that she instantly had a crush in Akinli (I mean, I would've, too!). and half of the book she was just bitter and depressed. I also feel that she was unfair with her sisters most of the time. I'm in a point of my life were I can't stand characters whose only aspiration in life is to get married. I'm not saying I loved the way it ended, but it took me by surprise! Definitely not the cliché I was expecting. Also! I liked that I thought I knew how his story would end and NOPE! Kiera really surprised me this time :P. I just wish we had more of him in the book. Her relationship with the girls was one of my favorite aspects of the story, it was very motherly.Īkinli was another character I really enjoyed reading, he was just too sweet, caring and funny. I mean, I liked the idea, I think that She was the strongest character of the book, and it's the first time I read something like it. I really liked Her sometimes, but there were other times that She just confused me. Let's start with something I'm not sure if I liked or not, but it sure had me intrigued: The Ocean.

Recycling.Īll in all, I liked this book, it was fresh, cute and a fast read, and that's what I needed (because I've been reading heartbreaking, sad books). When someone else remembers some great story about me/us that I’ve forgotten. Not walking up but looking at a beautiful staircase. Spending an hour typing at a coffee shop. That my wedding dress was tea length, not floor.

The siren book by kiera cass