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Yield the Night Steel Stone Book 3 eBook Annette Marie

*I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review*

As with the first two, I loved this book. The character development was there, the plot moves quickly, and the action scenes that we have come to expect took a new turn in this novel. I don't want to give away any spoilers if at all possible but I have to say that the developments between Ash and Piper and, of course, the overprotective sibling angle were AMAZING. Piper developed even further and really matures as a heroine, learning to view herself from outside eyes and make better decisions regarding her actions by balancing how she is interpreted with what she knows to be true about herself.

You also get visuals for an entirely new world and some very very very key loose ends are tied up very nicely (only to give you new ones to wonder about instead, of course). I didn't even realize I was through the book until it ended - there was so much going on and I didn't have time to think about what could happen next because so much was happening so quickly.

My favorite part for Piper is towards the beginning, when dealing with her mothers offer - when offered something that she has wanted her whole life she refuses to accept it with the many dangerous strings that would come with it out of loyalty to the people she loves. It's just a perfect example about what makes her such a wonderful protagonist - she still has her faults but she actively grows in each book and becomes more admirable.

I just loved these books, and this one might be my favorite of all. This book hasn't even been released yet and I'm desperately awaiting the next one. I recommend these to all of my friends who enjoy YA and enjoy this kind of writing (which really balances the dark with the light - without ruining everyone's happy endings). If you're still reading this rambling review you should DEFINITELY be reading the book. It's way better. You won't regret it.


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Yield the Night Steel Stone Book 3 eBook Annette Marie Reviews

4 Stars

How are these books so amazing?! Lovable characters, action-filled plots, beautiful writing, perfectly timed mysteries and plot twists--they've got it all.

BUT I HAVE TO START BY TALKING ABOUT LYRE. I missed him in the second book, so I was glad he was back with a bigger role this time. But what I really have to talk about is that entrance! I already loved him, but it didn't get any more perfect than when he just showed up, crashed the Gaian party, and then delivered the best mom joke in the history of literature. Somebody get those Gaians some ice for that burn! I know he meant it literally, but that only made it better. I've taken to calling him "Lyre the Sassmaster" in my mind.

But as I was saying, he's a great, likeable character--just the right amount of inappropriate to be entertaining and always there for Piper. And Piper, she was just as kickass as ever. As for Seiya, I was giving her a chance, but, within only six pages of her intro in the book, my suspicions about her were confirmed. Miysis also had a fairly big role, yet again, as his normal, never-sure-if-you-should-trust-him-or-not self. Ash, however, was still my favorite, and he was all sorts of dangerous, mysterious, and brooding, but with a heart of gold (at least when it came to those he loves), just the way I like him.

As for the relationship between Piper and Ash, it's progressing slowly, but it's progressing. Their emotion seemed to go deeper this time. It was nice seeing just how much they really cared for each other.

The plot wasn't quite as action-packed as the first two books, but it was solid and strong nonetheless. I know I've said this before, but one of the things I love most about these books is how organically the plot always flows. It never feels forced or manipulated, and the author never relies on having her characters make irrational, immature decisions as a plot device.

Another thing I've started to notice, and love, is how perfectly everything is tying together. Things from the first two books that I didn't give much attention to or thought were random and isolated came back into play in this book with real significance. I kept being completely shocked, literally my mouth dropping open, but in the best way because it all made so much sense; I just never saw it coming. Now I'm just waiting for all those odd mentions about Lyre's past to come to fruition since apparently nothing is ever random!

Another great book in one of my favorite series!

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Book Review- Yield the Night by Annette Marie

In the third book of the Steel and Stone series, Piper comes back a day early to celebrate her birthday. When she gets home no one is there. A couple of daemons including Kindra and a haemon. She is a bit hurt when neither her father nor her uncle are home. After she goes to her room and finds a secret message she is guessing from Lyre, an explosion rocks the building. The consulate starts collapsing and fire consumes part of the building.
Piper is able to escape and get Kindra out. They fled to safety but are confronted by those behind the attack. Piper is shocked when she learns who is behind it all. She is taken prisoner and comes face to face with her mother. Her mother wants her to join the Gaians. They have plans to regulate daemons. Piper is tempted but turns them down. She knows it is suicide to unlock her powers.
The ultimate betray occurs when it is done against her will. Ash and Lyre come to her rescue. The race is on staying away from Samuel’s assassins and finding a way to save Piper before her unleashed powers kill her.
I love this series. Piper almost lets her loneliness get the best of her but came through. I feel bad about how she ended up in her current situation. No one really wants her or they want to use her. I am rooting for her from the start. I love her relationship with Ash. They are an odd couple but they are there for each other. The wrench is Ash’s sister. She is hostile and thinks Piper is a bad influence.
The tension between the two women is thick and the boys are clueless. Piper is strong and trying to survive her situation. Ash comes to protect her. In the end when she figures out what she is and how she feels, she makes the ultimate sacrifice to protect the ones she loves.
I can’t wait to see what happens next. This was a great read and addition to the series. I give it a 4.5 out of 5.
*I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review*

As with the first two, I loved this book. The character development was there, the plot moves quickly, and the action scenes that we have come to expect took a new turn in this novel. I don't want to give away any spoilers if at all possible but I have to say that the developments between Ash and Piper and, of course, the overprotective sibling angle were AMAZING. Piper developed even further and really matures as a heroine, learning to view herself from outside eyes and make better decisions regarding her actions by balancing how she is interpreted with what she knows to be true about herself.

You also get visuals for an entirely new world and some very very very key loose ends are tied up very nicely (only to give you new ones to wonder about instead, of course). I didn't even realize I was through the book until it ended - there was so much going on and I didn't have time to think about what could happen next because so much was happening so quickly.

My favorite part for Piper is towards the beginning, when dealing with her mothers offer - when offered something that she has wanted her whole life she refuses to accept it with the many dangerous strings that would come with it out of loyalty to the people she loves. It's just a perfect example about what makes her such a wonderful protagonist - she still has her faults but she actively grows in each book and becomes more admirable.

I just loved these books, and this one might be my favorite of all. This book hasn't even been released yet and I'm desperately awaiting the next one. I recommend these to all of my friends who enjoy YA and enjoy this kind of writing (which really balances the dark with the light - without ruining everyone's happy endings). If you're still reading this rambling review you should DEFINITELY be reading the book. It's way better. You won't regret it.