I love the Covenant series. And when I say love, I mean
LOVE. I’d say it’s in my top two favorite series with the Divergent series.
Anyway…
Pure continues the story of Alex, Aiden,
and Seth. Alex had just gotten home from being kidnapped, tortured, and nearly
turned into a daimon when Aiden decides to tell her that he no longer wants to
train her or even see her. But that was also after she told him that she loved
him; yeah, that was a mistake. Then, the merry bunch must go to the council in
New York so that Alex can talk about what happened when her mother captured
her. However, before they could leave, there was a daimon attack on the
Convenant that left some stunned and one dead (*sob*). After the attack, the
merry bunch must travel to New York, where Alex begins her training and becomes
closer to her second half, Seth. Alex tries to warn the Council of her mother
plans, but will they believe her? Or try to ruin her life, instead?
Okay, first
I must say that this series is hilarious. It is by far the funniest series that
I have ever read. Alex’s outlook is very comical and I really enjoyed seeing
the world from her point of view, except for when her view included Aiden. He
irks me because I could see connections between him and Edward from Twilight and I could also see a
connection between Seth and Jacob. All I can say about that is that I sincerely
hope that Alex ends up with Seth or I will scream. He is perfect and hilarious
and I love him. End of story.
The plot
was also incredible. There were action scenes slid into the story at exactly
the right times and the romance was to die for. Well, some of it anyway. And I
really enjoyed reading about Alex and Seth because they were hilarious
together; one minute, they want to poke each other’s eyes out, the next they’re
kissing. It might not sound so humorous, but believe me, it is. There was only
one problem in this book: Aiden. Most girls who read this probably love him and
are screaming, “I love Aiden, not Seth, you idiot! Aiden is so hawt,” while
they read this review, but I don’t care. I guess I have a thing for the dark
horse and the funny one and the relationship that can actually happen. But maybe
that’s just me *shrug*.
Regardless
of my semi-ranting, definitely read this book, and if you haven’t read Half-Blood, then read that, too. Now.
Thanks for reviewing!
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