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-Originally posted at bookyareview.blogspot.com-

Ruthless is another entertaining installment in this fun series, but I'm starting to feel the story drag a little.

Let me start off by saying that this is the tenth novel in a series. Tenth. This series has been going on for awhile, and for quite sometime, I was in love with this series. It was always intriguing and engrossing, and I could never put these novels down. And though I read Ruthless in a matter of twenty-four hours, I could definitely feel that the story was lagging for me.

It didn't feel as captivating as the previous novels. Books five through eight are my favorite: the storyline is so hooking, Sara Shepard always reeled me in, and it had an amazing climax. And this new series hasn't managed to grab me in the same way as before. The storyline is a bit weird and confusing, and the characters feel different for me. I just don't know how I feel about this continuation.

But that doesn't take away from the fact that these novels are such quick reads. Even if they're so slow, I fly through these pages due to Shepard's enticing plot. The characters don't feel the same to me, but I definitely love the world and everything going on inside of it. A is always so wicked and great - I look forward to what A does next in this series - and Sara Shepard always does a great job at making A an awesome villain.

Overall, Ruthless was definitely good, but not compared to the others. But I still need to know who this new A is!


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Ruthless Pretty Little Liars Book 10 Sara Shepard Books Reviews

Ruthless 338 pages
by Sara Shepard

WARNING THIS REVIEW CONTAINS INFORMATION THAT GIVES AWAY THE ENDING TO SOME OF THE PREVIOUS PRETTY LITTLE LIARS BOOKS!!!!

Aria Montgomery, Emily Fields, Spencer Hastings, and Hanna Marin all feel desperately guilty and paranoid after they find out that the girl they accidentally (in self-defense) killed isn't Ali, the girl who attempted to murder all four of them. Tabitha Clark, the girl who fell 40 feet onto nothing but rocks, water, and sand in Jamaica, is, well was, just an innocent girl. But how did she eerily know every one of the girls' secrets? They try to answer this question for them self but they all get caught up in the craziness when they begin to receive messages from, yet another "A". Now the girls need to figure out who "A" is, because he/she is watching their every move and the girls are pretty confident it's someone really close to them.

The book Ruthless is similar to my life in numerous ways. Sometimes I feel trapped in the craziness of my stress though my stress is from homework. Also, I sometimes feel like I can't trust most of my friends, just like the characters cant. Sara Shepard's craft really affects the story in a positive way because she knows how to really get into the perspective of a teenage girl. This is good and important in her case because than the readers, who are mainly teenage girls, will be able to relate to the main characters.

Ruthless, just like all the other Pretty Little Liars books, is a great novel. When I was reading, I could not put it down. It definitely gets the wheels turning in your mind and lets the reader guess what might happen next. The only weakness I thought this book contained was the boyfriends. I felt there was too much going on with them and it became easy to lose track of who was dating who. For example, after she broke up with Mike, "Hanna missed Mike"(Shepard 43). Then, later at the flash mob she set up for her dad's campaign she met this guy, Liam and suddenly wanted to spend "the rest of her life, with Liam" (Shepard 93).
What I Liked 1) Reading PLL is like reading a tabloid, for me. Like, you can't possibly imagine how all of these crazy things are happening, yet you can't stop reading. I love being able to indulge in something like that every once in a while. It is unapologetically unbelievable, and I love it for that. Like one of those horrible reality shows when you wonder, "are you like that in real life, or are you only acting that way because there is a camera on you?" 2) Once again, we were met with more questions than answers. That's something I like about the series, but there was something different about it in Ruthless than some of the others. In Ruthless, we were met with a definite answer about one of the issues. I thought at one point everything might be all over, but of course it can't be. It was almost as if there was a story within a story. And while the main story continues, the other one was over. 3) I liked the direction the plot is going, though there were a few times I questioned the motivations of the four girls.

What I Didn't Like 1) It almost felt like we were reliving parts of some of the other books. That was one thing that really just bothered me. I would be reading along and think, wait, didn't this already happen, just with another character? That disappointed me some, because I've always found Miz Shephard's storylines to be unique and creative. 2) Why does every book start with, "well, I don't really hang out with my old friends anymore..." How many times are they going to have a girl break-up, only to have A tie them back together. When will they figure out they are stronger as a group? *shakes fist at make believe characters*

Overall thoughts For fans of the Pretty Little Liars series, I think you'll be surprised to find some repetitive storylines, but pleased to find that Spencer, Aria, Hanna, and Emily are still up to their old habits. I like it best when the girls are working together to solve their issues, and I found that to be lacking in this book. Here's hoping that in the next book, our favorite little liars will bring their friendship back!
-Originally posted at bookyareview.blogspot.com-

Ruthless is another entertaining installment in this fun series, but I'm starting to feel the story drag a little.

Let me start off by saying that this is the tenth novel in a series. Tenth. This series has been going on for awhile, and for quite sometime, I was in love with this series. It was always intriguing and engrossing, and I could never put these novels down. And though I read Ruthless in a matter of twenty-four hours, I could definitely feel that the story was lagging for me.

It didn't feel as captivating as the previous novels. Books five through eight are my favorite the storyline is so hooking, Sara Shepard always reeled me in, and it had an amazing climax. And this new series hasn't managed to grab me in the same way as before. The storyline is a bit weird and confusing, and the characters feel different for me. I just don't know how I feel about this continuation.

But that doesn't take away from the fact that these novels are such quick reads. Even if they're so slow, I fly through these pages due to Shepard's enticing plot. The characters don't feel the same to me, but I definitely love the world and everything going on inside of it. A is always so wicked and great - I look forward to what A does next in this series - and Sara Shepard always does a great job at making A an awesome villain.

Overall, Ruthless was definitely good, but not compared to the others. But I still need to know who this new A is!