Mary Coleman's Reviews > Black: The Birth of Evil

I gave this book two stars because I wasn't tired of it yet and it was such an interesting premise. Having read all four books now, I don't understand why no one told Thomas anything, why nothing he did made any difference, why I was supposed to care about the Great Romance and the romance with Rochelle (also that I'm supposed to believe he fell in love with her after a couple days of half being with her?) and why Ted Dekker apparently doesn't believe in subtlety. Honestly the books are kind of running together in my mind, but this one is not so bad.