Pure

by Jennifer L. Armentrout

Read Dates: 3/16/24 to 3/18/24

Review

Pure delves even deeper into Alex’s journey as she comes into her own power and grapples with the intense connections she’s forming—especially with Seth. It’s one thing to believe you understand your place in the world, but realizing everything you thought you knew isn’t quite right? That’s a whole different challenge. Despite the chaos, Alex faces it all head-on, proving once again why she’s such a compelling protagonist. Her strength and resilience shine, even as she’s forced to navigate the emotional and physical turmoil of her new reality.

And then there’s the ever-present tension between Alex and Aiden—whew! The push and pull of their relationship is made even more complicated by the societal barriers keeping them apart. The emotional stakes feel so real, making every interaction between them electric. While Alex’s bond with Seth grows, there’s always that lingering question of where her heart truly lies. This book keeps things intense, both in action and emotion, and I can’t wait to see how everything unfolds in the next installment!