Legendary - Review

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 I'm on the fence with this book. I am really trending hard to the don't really like this side of things. I really just wish that things didn't feel like it was being dragged out. I mean almost everything feels like it is taking 10 years and a day to come to fruition and it doesn't really need that long when the reader probably already has figured out where it's going. The characters are starting to feel stagnant and stale and I really hate that. I want to like this series. The first book had a lot of potential and I was down to see things through but the way that people are being stupid is really starting to turn me off. This whole book could have probably been a cliff note. I'm thinking of reading the last book just to see how things are going to end but I also don't think it will be anytime soon. I am not attached to any of these characters and I just really want everyone to just talk. Like, they're holding secrets like it's going to be mind blowing and it's not. 

There is quite a bit of spice in this book. Though it felt like it was used to take up space instead of being actually necessary for us or the characters. I give it a 4 just because of how much is there and the details but I wasn't really feeling it. Overall, I would probably give this a 2 out of 5. I just was not vibing with anything really and I was really ready for this to be over so I could jump into another book. I really want to enjoy this because I love when the roles are switched and the "good" guy has to embrace the "bad" girl and maybe a little bit of badness within himself. I'm not sure that I would recommend this unless you enjoy things being dragged out. I'll have to just let ya'll know if I continue with this series when it happens.

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