The Atlas Paradox

4,5 Damn I am so ready for book 3 First of all, I would like to say thank you for the review copy, which was provided to me by the publisher. This fact does not in any way affect my personal opinion of this book. This post contains advertising and the rights for the book belong to the publisher. Of course, this is only my personal opinion of the book, and just because I give this rating to the book doesn’t mean, that everyone will have that opinion. I read Atlas Six in April this year. I was so excited about the second volume, and it did not disappoint. This book series is, in my opinion, perfect for autumn because it has a strong academic vibe. I often tend to read Dark Academia books in September / October, so this was an excellent book for this season. Again, I loved that illustrations were included, even in the ebook. The writing style was as good as in the first book. I like the science stuff, and even tho I maybe did not understand everything I still enjoyed my time. The biggest problem for me was that I didn’t fully feel the chemistry between particular couples. I already had this problem in the first book with a certain group scene. The little problem I had was with time. Sometimes chapters overlapped weirdly in time but after a while, I figured it out. The cliffhanger was a nice one and I am excited for book 3. Conclusion A great second book and I can’t wait for the finale! ...weiterlesen

The Atlas Paradox by Olivie Blake is the second book in the Atlas Six Series.   I really loved the concept of the first book, and it left me with many unanswered questions, and I liked how this second book immediately ties in with the end of The Atlas Six.   This sequel is even more character driven and I really liked to see more of the dynamics after what happened in the last book. I’m still the most fascinated with Parisa and I just love reading her perspective as you never anticipate what comes next.   The plot was mainly focused on their independent studies and experiments and about what happened to Libby. While this was definitely interesting, the story still had some length. This was simultaneously fitting as the book deals with the perception of time and dimensions and blurs the line between reality and dreams. I have never experienced something like that before, yet sometimes the physical aspects were beyond my understanding.   Overall, The Atlas Paradox was a great sequel and if you like The Atlas Six, you definitely need to continue with this series. 4 stars.   (ARC kindly provided in exchange for a review.) ...weiterlesen