At the end of the book, or rather the last few chapters, the story ended with an extremely sweet conclusion. Then, I realized the novel only had around two hundred pages, so there was no way that they could resolve a problem that fast. The last few novels give you not only a ton of information on Juliette’s background, but the end of the fourth book, Restore Me, contains the biggest plot twist of the entire series.īased on how Believe Me was going at the beginning, I thought that Juliette was going to have more problems with the government. In the series, The Last Arc is mostly skipped people mainly read The First Arc then completely forget about the second, or they just don’t read it. There are many new characters that I met in the last few books who turn out to be my favorite. Throughout the last few novels, you meet multiple characters from places in the world who speak a unique number of languages. The character development that Warner experiences throughout the series is astonishing because he went from being my most hated character to my favorite. Juliette is captured and taken to a military base by Warner, who is the antagonist in Shatter Me. However, this only led up to her ending up in a new cell of sorts, except this “cell” is luxurious, and yet she is still not free as she wishes to be. She receives a new cellmate named Adam, which leads to them escaping the asylum.

The Shatter Me series, by Tahereh Mafi, is about a girl named Juliette Ferrars with a lethal touch who has been in an asylum for over 264 days. *This review contains spoilers for the Shatter Me series.

Believe me shatter me