Additionally, I am looking forward to seeing how Paula Weston concludes her Rephaim series. As a result, I am eager to read Burn as soon as possible in order to see where this new development takes our characters. Shimmer also has one hell of a cliff-hanger ending, as just when things are starting to pick up again the reader is thrown a major curveball. I also loved the chapter titles that they are (usually) appropriate and always hilarious.
On a whole other note, it’s been awhile since I read the previous book, Haze that I completely forgot how short the chapters were since it makes for an excellent work commute read. All of this makes Shimmer a necessary addition to the Rephaim series. Furthermore, we do learn more about the other players in the conflict, and once again it appears that things are not as the initially appear. Nevertheless, I did appreciate that this book focused on the twins and the other Rephaim relationships and dynamics. I believe this may have to do with the fact that Gaby and Rafa are separated for the majority of this book and since their dynamic is such a core element of the series it didn’t feel the same. (I will also be on the blog tour for the final book in the series as well) However, while I absolutely adored both Shadows and Haze I was surprised to find that I was not as enthusiastic when it came to Shimmer. I’m fortunate to once again have the opportunity to be on the blog tour for another book in Paula Weston’s Rephaim series.
It seethes with more Rephaim than I’ve ever seen in one place: punching, kicking, and wrestling each other with blinding speed.Shouting, swearing, Grunting.” – p. Received from publisher in exchange for an honest review.
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