The Dazzeling Heights - The Thousandth Floor #2 - Kathrine McGee
"All of them preoccupied with their own small worries, clutching at their impossible dreams."
I adored the first book in the series, but since this is the first picture on my Bookstagram I wanted to start with a quick review of this instalment.
It's easy to read, which is always good. Katherine McGee's style is fun and I really liked how she stayed true to her style and yet changed it a bit with each point of view she was writing from
Like the first book there is a certain mystery, but a lot of romance and comedy as well. And of course glamour!
The plot is understandable and you can tell a lot of though went into this book
For me it's impossible to pick a favourite character! I love how everyone has their own problems and grows with them, how their stories could work well on their own, yet they're all connected without seeming forced.
Though of course it's easier to relate to some characters than to other and some seem more realistic, all main characters are three dimensional.
Though I adore this book (and the entire trilogy) it's not one of my favourites.
It has so many great elements, though to be one of my favourites a book has to really pull me into the story, which this didn't always do.
But in general it's a fun read, especially if you want interesting characters and stories without getting too much into the story and neglecting everything else.
For me the entire series combined (in this case it's hard to rate the books on their own) is a solid
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... Clueless (Maybe, I personally think it fits)
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