Another great book in the Tomorrow series. It kept me on edge all the way through and I couldn't put it down, just like with the first two. Things turn more and more serious, and Ellie and her friends keep being forced to make difficult choices.

My only complaint is that it's over too quickly. :)

This book series is brilliant and a must read of a war and romance series! My full series review is on Tomorrow, When the War Began (Tomorrow, #1).

oh my god.

Once again, a really good book in the series.

3.25 stars

Oh yeah, I was quickly reminded why I love this series. It really grips me and the pages turn super fast. It retains the serious YA tone of the previous ones and the emotional parts are pretty hard-hitting. Actions with both tangible and moral/emotional consequences are what make this stand out from many other teen "adventures". The story is still sort of plausible, maybe a bit less so than in the previous ones, but I think the balance between overly lucky and overly unlucky situations is managed OK.

Goodreads I missed you so!!!!!!!!!!
Alrighty A Killing Frost, which I mistakenly referred to as "A touch of Frost" which is something completely different. I loved the first two installments of this series, so I was surprised when I start the third one and its just not doing it for me, like at all.
Ellie and the gang are still trying to take down the invading army with little to no outside information, they are tired and hungry and getting on each others nerves. You know who is getting on my nerves? Ellie
The whole series is Ellie’s POV so you can see how that would be a problem right? Ellie talks about how tough she is and how she will show everyone up and I am just

Yes we know you are great and super woman and whatever…
Anyway this story kind of felt like filler and I was not impressed.
Also I am sure this has nothing to do with anything but in between the [b:The Dead of Night|71864|The Dead of Night (Tomorrow, #2)|John Marsden|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1388214810l/71864._SX50_.jpg|79752] and [b:A Killing Frost|71863|A Killing Frost (Tomorrow, #3)|John Marsden|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1389910066l/71863._SX50_.jpg|2057013] I watched the movie version of the first book and the chick who plays Fi is also Hayley on The Vampire Diaries

And I fucking hate HAYLEY she is the worst, trust.
(Shut up whatever, I like The Vampire Diaries, it’s not a crime)
So I am reading this and I am kind of hoping that Fi gets captured and accidentally blown up and …Alright maybe the film does have something to do with my enjoyment of this last book.
What have we learned from this review? Movies and Hayley ruin books.
Fact. Also Australians not to be messed with.