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A review by reanimatedreader
The Fall of the Governor: Part Two by Jay Bonansinga, Robert Kirkman
3.0
Re-read in 2016.
While reading this series back to back it's interesting to see the repetitive use of certain words throughout each novel, like the author has a word-of-the-day he's using for each book. Does get a little tedious.
Lilly's change of perspective from wanting to overturn the governor to being his number one supporter and then onto being his demise just feels sloppy. Her relationship with Austin on the other hand feels a lot more realistic and natural, also heartbreaking.
While reading this series back to back it's interesting to see the repetitive use of certain words throughout each novel, like the author has a word-of-the-day he's using for each book. Does get a little tedious.
Lilly's change of perspective from wanting to overturn the governor to being his number one supporter and then onto being his demise just feels sloppy. Her relationship with Austin on the other hand feels a lot more realistic and natural, also heartbreaking.