Becca Fitzpatrick

Fifteen-year-old  Nora Grey struggles to face the truth while coping with having a fallen angel boyfriend named Patches and unraveling the mystery surrounding her father's death.

Crescendo

finally he isn’t making me mad in this book

Emerson Clute

 Being with you never felt wrong. It's the one thing I did right. You're the one thing I did right. I don't care about the archangels. Tell me what you want me to do. Say the word. I'l do whatever you want. We can leave right now.

Annika Arguemore

Definitely better than the previous installment. I love all the rage she had against Patch. I guess the first one was a bit too sweet, and that made it a bit corny for me. I also liked how it all balanced out in the end. The part nearing the end was the best part in my opinion. It's more like a mesh of romance, thrill, and confusion spun to make one entrancing story. Thumbs up!

Julie Failde

I know each book follows a popular romance trope but the trope in Crescendo just ain’t it. Hoping to enjoy Silence as much as Hush, Hush!

Kate

I got bored in the middle of the story, I can't stand Nora's stupidity anymore. the first book was okay (?) but the 2nd book didn't meet my standards. sooo... i didn't finish this

becky oh

"𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙧𝙚 𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙚, 𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙚𝙡."

I haven't re-read this book for ages, and now reading it again, I'm still the girl who falls in love with angels. Especially Patch. This book had a tiny love triangle, and even though I hate love triangles (because it's annoying) it fitted well with this book.

Patch and Nora's relationship was always with some spark, but in Crescendo, they loose it a bit. Especially Nora, since she really did love Patch but, Patch couldn't say I love you to her since he got 'distracted' by some sound It was annoying watching Marcie being so rude to Nora and Vee. She's the character who spoils people's image say hurtful truths about them (ugh). A character I don't want to socialize with. 

And then we suddenly get Scott (or rather, 'Scotty the Hotty' who was nicknamed by Vee) a used-to-be close childhood friend of Nora. He's kind of a junk at the beginning, but he gets soft in the end so I can't say I hated him. Even if he made Patch jealous (it was funny watching Patch's expression).

This book, has a cliff hanger which, annoyingly made me pick up the next book. 

I'm (again) in love.

Matilde

3.5 stars . Acho que o começo das aulas influenciou um pouco a minha pontuação porque tinha pouco tempo para ler e houve vezes em que já não me lembrava do que se tinha passado. Mas ficam as 3,5 estrelas :)

natalie

★★★★☆

first of all: WHY DID YOU END IT LIKE THAT? THAT CLIFFHANGER? i need to read crooked kingdom before i start the third book but now i’m too invested in this series to wait. 

there were so many plot twists and i was confused but the author does a really good job at making things clear. when being introduced to a new idea, she explains it very well. 

this book is pretty fast-paced, but that might just be because it’s an ebook and i tend to read ebooks quickly. 

as much as i wanted patch and nora to be together in this book, i was very satisfied by their last moment because you can see that patch truly does care about nora, even if it wasn’t supposed to happen.

also, fuck you rixon you dirty goat cheese flubnubber trash can stinker smelly bean burrito big boy hooligan fat bat penis fat headass. ugly. dumb. stupid.

Sixteen-year-old Nora Grey struggles to face the truth while coping with having a fallen angel boyfriend named Patch and unraveling the mystery surrounding her father's death.

Janna Niemi

This book was amazing! I didn't catch the bad guy until the end and it made the all the more thrilling. Also I'm sucker for drama so I got my fill of drama from this book. I really enjoy books that make me feel real feelings toward the characters and this was that kind of a book. I hated Marcie and also Patch... Sometimes. I really felt for Nora too even though sometimes she was the one who started the fights and it was always just Patch's fault. The plot of the book is just perfect. It's full of surprises and twists and drama and everything a perfect book should have. Now I'm on to the third book of the series and I can't wait to read it!

This is the second book off of the hush-hush saga and also the most aggravating one. I think because it’s been so long since I had read the series I forgot how frustrating the second one was because at first you get the happiness and joy and just everything feels good at the beginning and then everything goes so wrong. The relationship takes a turn for the worst and I felt like I was so confused the whole time on why was patch doing this why is he hurting Nora why is he acting like he has any say in her life and it felt truly like I was in their relationship and I was Nora. And even though you get so frustrated it’s so hard to put the book down because even though their moments are frustrating you can tell that there’s passion and love still between them. And then once the book ends and you’re on that final chapter everything clicks into place everything makes sense and you understand and all those horrible feelings you had are just gone they disappeared and then your left into utter shock! This is definitely my second favorite of the whole saga because of how many emotions it brought out in me !!! 

Heather abney 

Natasha Musa

I read the first book and thought it was just okay and unfortunately I feel the same for the second book. There's just too much drama between Patch and Nora which I found to be draggy and slightly uninteresting to read. Wish Becca Fitzpatrick could focus or balance out the romance and the mystery between fallen angels & the nephilims better. A lot of the interesting action was concentrated at the end of the book and the book ended with a bad cliffhanger. Not too impressed with the book though I'll probably still pick up the third book just to see how the story pens out.

Ana González 

Elizabeth Neill

I really don't know what to say about this book. It left me hanging but in a good way.

Katelyn Broad

Good follow up to Hush, Hush although I did find myself getting increasingly frustrated during parts of it. 
The good:
-It keeps you on your toes, many twists and turns and lots of new information on different characters. 

The "just okay"
-I grew pretty annoyed with Nora although I do understand that she is a teenage girl so I'm cutting her some slack. 

*Potential spoilers*

I did not like how little we saw or heard from Patch in this book-nor does it build on their relationship much. I know that they were broken up but we still needed something because there really wasn't much in the first book either. They are supposed to love each other but they are barely ever together (first book too). I find that weird. 

All in all I enjoyed it and would recommend it to anyone that enjoyed the first book.

Rosario Larralde 

Mmmm, no me gusto para nada la trama pero se lo dejamos pasar porque fue rápido de leer.
No sé estoy confundida, no sé que puntaje ponerle lol

Jessica Guht

This book might not be as good as the first one, but it is still a quick and entertaining read, and Patch and Nora have my entire heart.

chloe mcpherson

I have very mixed feelings about this book. Well the series in general. 
On one hand I think this book is literal teen trash. If I had a dollar for every eye roll I made I’d be rich. Nora was just so goddamn annoying in this book. 
But on the other hand I enjoy the plot and the storyline of this book. Even though it’s cliche and not all that surprising but I do enjoy it. 

So beside from the characters being hella annoying I really am enjoying this series.

Ana Vitória Soares 

There is a lot of nora here, I like that, some things are desenvolved for too long and gets boring, but the final part is fenomenal

Sophia De La Garza

Definitely worse than the first book. Norah was annoying the entire novel. Patch, however, is still my favorite.

The second book in the breathtaking New York Times bestselling Hush, Hush saga, soon to be a major motion picture! Nora should have known her life wouldn’t stay perfect for long. Despite starting a relationship with her bad boy guardian angel, Patch, and surviving an attempt on her life, things are not looking up. Patch is starting to pull away and Nora can’t figure out if it’s for her best interest or if his interest has shifted to her arch-enemy Marcie Millar. Not to mention that Nora is haunted by images of her father and starting to become obsessed with finding out what really happened to him that night he left for Portland and never came home. The farther Nora delves into the mystery of her father’s death, the more she comes to question if her Nephilim blood line has something to do with it as well as why she seems to be in danger more than the average girl when she has a guardian angel. Since Patch isn’t answering her questions, she has to start finding the answers on her own. But when she finds them, will she be able to count on Patch or are the things he’s hiding from her darker than she can imagine?

Valeria

A toxic relationship, this statement is valid for the whole series. However, the angels' background story is really interesting.

A pesar de su fascinante relación con Patch y de haber sobrevivido a un intento de asesinato, la vida de Nora dista mucho de ser perfecta. Patch está empezando a alejarse y Nora no sabe si es por su bien o porque cada vez está más interesado en su archien

Crescendo (Hush, Hush 2a Parte)

Tengo una opinión muy similar a la que tenía del primer libro. Si hiciesen un mayor uso de la comunicación nos habríamos ahorrado 300 páginas y mucho drama. No he podido pasar por alto las decisiones y pensamientos estúpidos de Nora (no es la única que los tiene, pero ya que cuenta la historia en primera persona son los que más conocemos). No solo me ha parecido tóxica la relación amorosa (típica de este tipo de libros) sino también la relación con Vee, que creo que a veces se ha pasado de la raya.
Sin embargo.
En ocasiones no he podido soltarlo. Engancha. “Crescendo” sigue el estilo misterioso de la primera parte y creo que Becca ha conseguido juntar todas las piezas de un puzzle que yo ni sabía cómo empezar. No me esperaba para nada el desenlace (al igual que en el primer libro).
Me ha gustado, pero también me ha dolido, porque Rixon era de mis preferidos.
Sigo algo confundida con el tema de las líneas familiares y de más, pero probablemente sea yo la que se confunde con facilidad.
¿Lo recomiendo? Sí, engancha y puede sorprender, pero solo si eres plenamente consciente de que la relación que se presenta no es un modelo a seguir.

Para todos los que habéis leído la saga, que sé que sois muchos, ¿cuál es vuestro preferido? ¿Os esperabais la traición de Rixon

ashley hopkins

So far so good...although I'm a little upset with Patch and Nora.

Ok so I'm a little upset with the book right now. I was content with my feelings earlier in the book about Patch. Now I have to re-think them. I can't wait for the 3rd book to come out. *sighs* Damn the ending! And all the crazy twists and turns I like to think I know what's going on, but I honestly had no flippin' idea. Way to go Ms. Fitzpatrick.

At first I was scared to read this because it’s the second book in the series and the first one, “hush, hush”, was great but people said this one wasn’t too good. But contrary to that I found it great and really liked it. It had a lot more going on in it and went more in to the fantasy side and there was also a lot of parts that leave u hanging wondering more, so overall I liked this but I had to give it a 3.5/5 because certain parts made me mad and I wished I had more of Patch and Nora. The ending left on a super big cliffhanger! 

Destiny J Tamayo

I feel like the series is starting to go down hill. The first book is a lot better. I had a lot of trouble getting through this book.

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