Review: A Radiant Sky by Jocelyn Davies

A Radiant Sky by Jocelyn Davies

Since the night of her seventeenth birthday, Skye has been torn between two opposites: Light and Dark, the Order and the Rebellion, Devin and Asher.
But her decision shocked both sides—because she chose neither.
With the help of her friends, Skye forges her own path, setting out to gather an uprising of Rogues. The treacherous and elusive half-angels may be the key to maintaining the balance of fate and free will. But completing the mission her parents left unfinished is more difficult—and dangerous—than she could have imagined. And doing so comes at a cost: Her greatest love may now be a lethal enemy. Because it’s not just the Order that sees her as a threat who must be eliminated. The Rebellion does, too.
And both sides will do whatever it takes to win.
Dark days lie ahead, and if Skye is to survive, she’ll need to rely on her extraordinary powers and the strength of her will. Because she has a future—and a love—that’s worth fighting for.

Publishes in US: September 24th 2013 by HarperTeen
Genre: YA Paranormal
Source: Harper Collins for review
Series? Yes. A Beautiful Dark, #3)

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    Radiant Sky is a fitting and good end to this series. I enjoyed it and was taken on the ride right along with Skye.

    It was so hard to see Skye chose against the man she loves in order to do what is right, where her heart is leading her, and what her parents fought and sacrificed for. Her and Asher's hearts were so hurt and broken and that was emotional to read about. One thing though that I didn't understand is why Asher couldn't have chosen silver and to follow her. It was awesome though how there were steamy moments that sustained me and as usual made my heart beat faster. 

    I loved Earth, she was a great new character. She was fleshed out well and smart beyond her years. There was also an old character who turned out to be a unlikely alliance and I was surprised how much I grew to like her and what she contributed to the story.  Cassie is a welcomed relief in the comedic area. Though she was serious when she needed to be, her loyalty and character shined through. 

    The ending wrapped everything up really well, though I didn't like who ended up dying. 

Bottom Line: Good series ending.

My question to you, my lovely readers:
Could you possibly forfeit the love of your life to do what is right?