Pure Trilogy: Fuse (Series #02) (Hardcover)

from anissaannalise

The second installment in the Pure trilogy was a solid middle entry. I was impressed enough by that because often middle books are a bit... well, middling. I wasn't sure exactly at the opening how much time had passed since the first book but OSR is now more of a refuge outpost than the scary, mi...

from nycke137

Spectacular! I'm glad I listened to this on audio. There is so much description that if I read the book, I probably would have skipped over a lot of it. It was better to have someone read it to me. Such imagination, just when I think things are going to go smoothly... She throws another wrench in...

from nycke137

Spectacular! I'm glad I listened to this on audio. There is so much description that if I read the book, I probably would have skipped over a lot of it. It was better to have someone read it to me. Such imagination, just when I think things are going to go smoothly... She throws another wrench in...

from bell7

Taking up where Pure left off, Fuse tells the continuing story of Pressia, her half-brother Partridge, Lyda, and Bradwell as they attempt to salvage the formula that could reverse the fusings caused by the Detonations (for example, Pressia's doll head as a right hand) and save the life of Willux,...

from nbmars

Note: There are big spoilers for the first book in this series, but none for this one. Before I started this book, I re-read the first book of the trilogy, Pure. As much as I loved the first book, I thought it was even better the second time through! As I said in my first review, Julianna Baggott...