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Book Review: Opposition by Jennifer Armentrout

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Goodreads Summary: Katy knows the world changed the night the Luxen came.

She can't believe Daemon welcomed his race or stood by as his kind threatened to obliterate every last human and hybrid on Earth. But the lines between good and bad have blurred, and love has become an emotion that could destroy her—could destroy them all.

Daemon will do anything to save those he loves, even if it means betrayal.

They must team with an unlikely enemy if there is any chance of surviving the invasion. But when it quickly becomes impossible to tell friend from foe, and the world is crumbling around them, they may lose everything— even what they cherish most—to ensure the survival of their friends…and mankind.

War has come to Earth. And no matter the outcome, the future will never be the same for those left standing.
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 The ending of this series is bittersweet!! This is one of my favorite series and anytime I can recommend this to the teens that come in the library I do. Opposition is the last installment of the Lux series. I have really enjoyed the journey with Kat and Daemon since I first put my hand on Obsidian. As I have always said, I love when I can put myself in the story and I feel like I am right there with the characters. This series has done just that and I could not have been anymore happy reading it. 

 In the beginning of Opposition it picks up right after the cliffhanger at the end of Origin. I know that cliffhanger had me screaming NOOOOOOOO!! all the way. It left you wondering about so many things especially the relationship with Kat and Daemon. 

 There are a lot of things that are coming to light in this last installment and some questions are answered. Daemon is one of the best book boyfriends that any fangirl can have. His love for Kat is so beautiful. There is no reason to doubt anything when it comes to her. If anything his love becomes stronger day by day.

 Kat has grown so much through out the series. I loved her character and I love how she transitioned through out the series. She love Daemon just as much as he loves her and just like Daemon, her love grows for him day by day. They realized that they are better together than apart. 

 There is more action, love(hehe), and a few new characters are introduced. The whole gang just fits into one big happy family. Even though they all suffered pain and loss they realize that with each other they will make it and survive. They each hold the glue to keeping everyone together. There isn't much to say except that I did not want this series to end. I fell in love with it but as the old saying goes "All things good must come to an end" lol

 Rating 5stars
Recomend? Yassss!!!! 
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