Marked by Destruction
Even the smallest of mistakes can bring destruction. Mackenzie Crowe is lost. Not lost emotionally, or even lost somewhere she can find a map. She's lost in a whole different world, one she never even believed in. Luckily she has Enzo at her side, but will she be able to the find the others when they're all lost? Is getting back to earth and stopping her father even possible anymore? With no marks, no magic, and in a world she doesn't understand, how can Kenzie possibly survive in a world marked by destruction?
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Vesselina@vkolova
I honestly don't know why I hoped that this book will be better than the previous ones. The first one was okay. Second was pushing it. Third was disaster. Girl falls in love with 5 guys and they fall in love with her too. Yes, but no. BECAUSE EVERYTHING WAS SO FAST IT WAS AWFULLY UNREALISTIC. She went from having sex with one guy to having sex with and proclaiming her love to another in a matter of a couple paragraphs. Oh, come on. And let's not forget how she was always that strong person, the only one who could stop her ass of a father and then someone else saves the day because she's too weak.
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