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GLAMITURE #10 - SHADOW KISS (VAMPIRE ACADEMY #3)

TITLE:
Shadow Kiss

AUTHOR:
Richelle Mead 

PUBLICATION DATE: 
2008

PAGES:
446

START DATE: 
02-18-18

END DATE: 
03-09-18

RATING:
4


The ending of this book kind of upset but it was an amazing book, this book is the one that go me  hooked on the series. There is so much going on in this book, I don't even know where to begin. I was captivated by this book, I really love Dimitri and Rose together... Rose is a character whom had to grow on me, for sure, she kind of got on my nerves in the beginning two books because of how pessimistic she was, every single thing made her mad, and she had a temper and I understand with the whole thing going on with her soaking up the "darkness" from Lissa but I sometimes felt like shaking her and telling her "life isn't that damn bad, you have a really hoot guy, just get the heck over it" but she kind of really grew on me in this book. I started seeing her as more of an enduring character in this book. I love Rose and Dimitri together, as I stated above. Dimitri sounds so adorable and any girl would fall for him just based off him in the book. 

I think the thing about spirits and how she's learning about it and what it can do is really awesome. I think the whole thing about Mason coming back and being a ghost was really sad, and definitely heartbreaking, especially since he had such a bad death and stuff. Rose was scared of him which was weird because I would have thought she would have been tough and she was acting more like a baby, and I mean who wouldn't be scared? I would be, but if it was ghost of my friend I would show a little more compassion. 

This book leaves on a cliffhanger for sure, she basically leaves the academy and leaves Lissa which I find 100% crazy because in every book she is so obsessed with Lissa and protecting her and everything is about Lissa and then the choice of choosing Dimitri over Lissa and it shows how deep her love really is... However the cliffhanger pissed me off to no end, 


I will say this..if you haven't gotten into the series from the first two books, give this one a chance....  

ONTO BOOK #4



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