Summary:
Samantha is a girl who can read
minds. The first two books tackled and explored her senses that she discovered
she can do much more than just read minds. She began to hear voices of angels
and demons. She started seeing images from a serial killer’s mind. She even began dreaming of brutal deaths that
happen in real time. The more she used her abilities, the more she realized that
she has more things that she is capable of doing.
But unfortunately, the more she
used her abilities, the more she had gotten her life in danger. She had
uncovered the world of angels and demons and have seen them walk among people
in this earth. She has seen the invisible battle everyone has been fighting all
along. But the problem was, if she can see them, they can see her. The more she
is exposed to them, the more they are exposed to her.
Darkness in The World is the book
three of the SPRG trilogy. And finally, Sam has come to face the worst enemy she
could possibly imagine. This enemy has not only targeted her and the people she
loved, but has also targeted every single soul alive. Sam has to find out how
to stop the chaos that has suddenly enveloped the world...before it’s too late.
Review:
The book wastes no time in
describing too much, it contains the right details. It’s straight to the point
and magnifies the emotion of the main character so much, I could actually feel
the sun sizzling at my skin. Every emotion, every anxious word, every scared
whisper from Sam frightens me much because I feel what she feels.
The emotions are very well written,
the flashbacks are well relayed, and the character development is beyond
perfect. I could actually see everyone’s weaknesses, everyone’s struggles,
everyone’s insecurities... but I could also see how they try. The realistically
imperfect decisions, the body weaknesses and incapacities, the fears...
everything was realistic and I felt as if I was living in their world.
The pacing is just right and the
intensity hit me in the right places and at the right times. The realizations,
the discoveries, the answers, and the plot twists were all beautifully arranged
in a way that when you finally step back, look at how far the character’s have
gone and how big the story stretched into... you’ll realize that everything was
a puzzle piece and you just managed to form a masterpiece.
Sam’s awkwardness and personality
is relatable and easy to understand. It’s fascinating that her actions can be
annoying at times but it depicts who she is and how her character is growing.
I most definitely love the final
battle of the book. It was jam-packed with descriptions and revelations that
could just melt every fan’s heart. It’s overwhelmingly intense but at the same
time I felt as if I needed more of it. The emotions are different and I had to
actually stop reading to breathe for a moment so I can actually process what I
was feeling.
Certain words and thoughts hit me
right in the core and I’ve come to realize things about myself that I haven’t
discovered before.
The climax and the resolve was
perfect and I couldn’t imagine a better way to end it.
Conclusion:
If you want a roller-coaster ride
of emotions, read the SPRG trilogy and you will not be disappointed (just make
sure t have a cup of warm tea and a roll of tissue paper with you at all times.)
The books’ message will sound
different to different people, but I know it will make you see something in
yourself that you haven’t seen before. It will make you ask questions you didn’t
know were there. It’ll make you hungry for answers and hungry for more.
Read it.
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