The Wicked Remain

Grimrose Girls, Book 2

De: Laura Pohl

Narrado por: Cindy Kay

At Grimrose Académie, a fairy-tale curse has deadly consequences …

Nani, Yuki, Ella, and Rory have discovered a curse that’s leaving a trail of dead bodies at Grimrose. But the four friends know nothing of its origins, or how to stop the cycle of doomed fates.

And each girl harbors her own secret. One is learning why she was brought to the school. One struggles to keep her new and deadly power under control. One knows exactly how much time she has left.

And one, trying to escape her dark destiny, will come even closer to fulfilling it.

Can the girls change their own stories and break the curse? Or must one of them die to end it forever?

©2022 Laura Pohl (P)2022 Recorded Books

Intermixing fairy tales

If you like the nice ending fairy tales, this series may or may not be for you. It’s definitely got an interesting take to our favorite princess stories.

It’s okay, but I’m not a fan

The story didn’t feel like it was executed properly. To me, the characters felt very two-dimensional, and it focuses a lot on their love life, which felt like a lot of filler to me.  Some of it felt very unnecessary to me, and I think if you cut out all of the filler chapters, this book will be closer to 250 pages instead of 450 pages.

The only problem I had with the performance of this audiobook was that Nani’s accent was not even close to the same as it was in the first audiobook. Nani’s character is from Hawaii, and she had a little bit of an accent in the first book, however, in the second book, she seemed to have an accent closer to Rory’s (deeper & American).

not worth your time

this could have been such a good story but it seems like the author was so focused on the lgbtq factor that she forgot to make the story worth reading. the characters weren't developed very well. the story line was confused and unfocused. 80% of this book has nothing to do with the story line. would not recommend. I would have stopped reading if I didn't want to know how it ended. also the narrator has awful inflection. it almost seemed like she was adding question marks where they didn't belong.