Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Review: The Guard by Kiera Cass
The Guard is a retelling of a few scenes in The Elite from Aspen's perspective, so I would definitely read The Elite before reading this novella. In addition, there are several new scenes that give us a better understanding of what life is like for Aspen and some of the other guards and staff. This novella provides a more realistic picture of what the rebel attacks are like and gives the reader a chance to hear some of Aspen's thoughts on the Maxon/America/Aspen love triangle. We also get to see some of the behind the scenes business transactions involving the King, which are just as shady as you would expect.
I was very nervous about reading this story because I am 100% Team Maxon. I read The Prince as soon as it was released and LOVED it, but I wasn't sure how I would feel about this one. Overall, I felt like it was a nice addition to the series. I will never be an Aspen supporter, but I have a grater appreciation for his character after reading The Guard.
There is one scene involving Maxon, which I was VERY happy to see. I wish there were more, but I guess I can't be greedy since it is Aspen's novella.
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