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Crossed Soul Eater Book 3 edition by Eliza Crewe Children eBooks

A completely spoiler free review for all three books in the series. I have a couple of questions for Eliza Crewe…

• The first one…was your proofreader so into this story, that they ended up missing a ton of typos because there were so many? They kept taking me out of the story…so annoying. Ugh. I don't remember the first two books being this badly in need of proofreading. Anyway, other than getting a tad preachy, this is my only complaint about this book.

• The second question…how come you've never written anything else besides this series???

This series despite those typos is exceptional. It's not only darkly imaginative, it also has one of the best heroines ever. Meda's so unapologetically snarky, and she does so without making my eye's roll…which I've found, lately, can be difficult to do. The rest of the characters round out this ensemble quite nicely. And the interesting dynamics going on this edition of The Soul Eaters Series made this to be a splendid finale.

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~~~~~MY RATING~~~~~
☆4.7☆STARS - GRADE=A
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~BREAKDOWN OF RATINGS~

Plot~ 5/5
Main Characters~ 5/5
Secondary Characters~ 4.7/5
The Feels~ 4.5/5
Pacing~ 5/5
Addictiveness~ 4.5/5
Theme or Tone~ 5/5
Flow (Writing Style)~ 4/5
Backdrop (World Building)~ 4.8/5
Originality~ 5/5
Ending~ 4.8/5 Cliffhanger~ Nope.
Book Cover~ It's not quite as awesome as the first two covers in this series…but it'll do.
Series~ Soul Eaters #3 Overall Rating for the series☆ 5☆ Stars because it's so worthwhile.
Setting~ Maine and Hell
Source~ I own Kindle eBook


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Crossed Soul Eater Book 3 edition by Eliza Crewe Children eBooks Reviews

With this third and final book in the series, Crewe manages to not only continually amaze and amuse with the snarky bon mots but also create a definitive story arc complete with emotional character growth. What we don't have is a series that peters out at the end and shuffles off with a whimper; rather, we have a tour de force with all the impetus, action, and pathos from the first two books cleverly intact. And through it all, nearly every YA cliche is thrown unceremoniously out the window in clear defiance of expectations. It's all so wonderfully subversive and inventive. Definitely one of my favorite reads ever.

Story The Crusaders are losing. Badly. Meda wants to jump ship but darn it if those crusader values keep getting in the way. When all hope is nearly lost, sacrifices will be made, tables turned, and a trip to the very depth of hell may just be in order for our Scooby gang.

The story structure of the first two books is intact here lots of great verbal quips, smaller action, and emotional bonding. Then by the middle the twists come and secrets will out. Then a great climax at the end. Readers may think they know all there is about Meda, Jo, Chi, and Armand - but life is never cut and dry for our anti-heroes.

Author Crewe resists the temptation to turn Meda good (or Jo bad!) nor does Anton turn into a prince charming. Chi is still dense but fiercely loyal - but this really is the girls' story. The sacrifices and betrayals make sense, Meda doesn't rush headlong into danger stupidly, and all the silly YA-heroine cliches never materialize. The entire Soul eater series is really an antidote pill to the rash of vapid YA titles proliferating these days, featuring 'spirited by illogical' heroines and their bland, oh-so-perfect prince charming heroes. You won't find any of that in here and Meda is still deliciously conflicted. But at the same time, the core of the book is about emotion - friendship, loyalty, and even love. You can laugh even while your heart breaks for the characters.

So yes, I heartily recommend this final in the series for those who have read the first two books. For those who haven't, you're missing out on one heck of a fun read. Just make sure there are no sleeping animals (or spouses) near you as you begin this book (or the series). I had a hard time keeping from laughing out loud (and then not crying) throughout. Kudos to Crewe to finding such a great balance between humor and pathos, snark and heart.
This is the third and final book in the Soul Eater series. This book was an excellent ending to this fast paced and fun urban fantasy series! I enjoyed this whole series immensely and this was the perfect ending to it.

Meda has chosen to help the Crusaders but this is turning into a battle that the Crusaders just can’t win. That’s when the Crusaders ask the ultimate sacrifice of Meda; she may have to go to Hell itself to help turn the tables in favor of the Crusaders.

I love the witty writing style and snappy dialogue between the characters. Meda is a fantastic character and I love her strange combination of ruthlessness and loyalty. She delights in being vicious but still cares about her friends...she’s just such a delightfully “grey” character. The side characters continue to be very well done and I enjoyed them too.

Just like the previous books in this series, the story is so fast-paced it will leave your head spinning. This book was impossible to put down and kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. I just love Crewe’s writing style...it’s so addictive!

Overall this is a fantastic ending to this fast-paced urban fantasy series. I would recommend to those who enjoy fast paced urban fantasy with themes of good vs evil.
A completely spoiler free review for all three books in the series. I have a couple of questions for Eliza Crewe…

• The first one…was your proofreader so into this story, that they ended up missing a ton of typos because there were so many? They kept taking me out of the story…so annoying. Ugh. I don't remember the first two books being this badly in need of proofreading. Anyway, other than getting a tad preachy, this is my only complaint about this book.

• The second question…how come you've never written anything else besides this series???

This series despite those typos is exceptional. It's not only darkly imaginative, it also has one of the best heroines ever. Meda's so unapologetically snarky, and she does so without making my eye's roll…which I've found, lately, can be difficult to do. The rest of the characters round out this ensemble quite nicely. And the interesting dynamics going on this edition of The Soul Eaters Series made this to be a splendid finale.

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~~~~~MY RATING~~~~~
☆4.7☆STARS - GRADE=A
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~BREAKDOWN OF RATINGS~

Plot~ 5/5
Main Characters~ 5/5
Secondary Characters~ 4.7/5
The Feels~ 4.5/5
Pacing~ 5/5
Addictiveness~ 4.5/5
Theme or Tone~ 5/5
Flow (Writing Style)~ 4/5
Backdrop (World Building)~ 4.8/5
Originality~ 5/5
Ending~ 4.8/5 Cliffhanger~ Nope.
Book Cover~ It's not quite as awesome as the first two covers in this series…but it'll do.
Series~ Soul Eaters #3 Overall Rating for the series☆ 5☆ Stars because it's so worthwhile.
Setting~ Maine and Hell
Source~ I own eBook