I've watched 1 season of Vampire
Diaries and it's nice and very addicting. I assumed that the suspense
part of this book will lead to the father of Klaus, the vampire who
made Katherine a vampire. If you don't know Katherine, she is the
original girl in the love triangle. She made Stefan and Damon a
vampire. The female protagonist here is Elena though. Katherine is
long dead and the two guys fell in love at Elena whose appearance
resembles Katherine.
In the TV show, Katherine is
alive. But in this book, her appearance is quite lame and isn't
surprising. If I didn't know the video counterpart of this, maybe I
can still get shocked. Her rage is not relatable, it's actually
stupid. Everything is her fault. That doesn't justify her to throw fit
and kill people. She's not horrifying enough to be the cause of the
great dread.
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The Fury by L.J. Smith |
It's quite annoying that the
suspense is presented in a dramatic way and then the threat is just
empty. The only way to beat the evil power is when all of them unite
and if there's a sacrifice. All of the protagonist are safe and none
of their friends is dead. For me, a sacrifice is like a life taken
away. The only dead character is their enemy. That doesn't count as
a sacrifice. There was also a part where Bonnie mentioned that her
mother uses a melted lead for predicting the future. Isn't that
explosive when combined with water?