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    Opposition
    Opposition
    Opposition
    Audiobook10 hours

    Opposition

    Written by Jennifer L. Armentrout

    Narrated by Justine Eyre and Rob Shapiro

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    Katy knows that the world changed the night the Luxen came. She can't believe that 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. He and Katy must team up 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 begins to crumble around them, they may have to sacrifice everything-even what they cherish most-to ensure the survival of their friends . . . and mankind.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateAug 12, 2014
    ISBN9781494573249
    Author

    Jennifer L. Armentrout

    Jennifer L. Armentrout (also known as J. LYNN) is the #1 New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Wait for You and the Young Adult Lux and Covenant series, among other books. She writes steamy and fun New Adult and Adult romance under the pen name J. Lynn. She is published with Entangled Teen and Brazen, SHP, Disney/Hyperion, and Harlequin Teen.

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    • 5/5
      A great ending to a good series. An unexpected part at the end, not a twist, but a surprise that nearly had me chucking my phone across the room.
    • 5/5
      So great, i thought the ending was perfectly done! This is just my favorite series
    • 3/5
      ** spoiler alert ** I read the first 4 books back to back and got bored which seems to happen when I read too many of a series at the same time. I have waited so long to start Opposition, I thought I would never get into this again or want too. However; I am glad I took a break, as I'm enjoying getting back into the characters and plot so much more than I was in the last 2 books. Where I found the last two books a little boring and dragging on, this book starts with a bang. It has a nice pace and so much is happening. You will fly through this. I still have the same feelings as I previously did, as I do feel this did not need to be a 5 book series. I think it would have been even better if it was maybe only 3.I love Daemon and I continued to love Daemon in this final book. Katy was again just blah to me, but you did start to see some of the independent and strong characteristics she brought in book one.The plot, again, had some Twilight similarities which goes back to the first book as well. I also was a little disappointed in the ending of the War. It just kinda ended. There could have been more brought to the scenes with the Arum saving the world in the end.This is marked as an YA book, but be mindful that this does have several sex scenes. I would not allow younger teens to read this series. JLA writes some steamy novels under J. Lynn and you can see that trying to come through in parts of this series.Also, this represented some issues that our world is facing today, and I liked that tie in into the plot.I will always be thankful to this series as it was the first Jennifer L. Armentrout books I read, and she has quickly become one of my favorite authors. I will say, her other work has blown this series away though and I am glad I tried some of her other work.
    • 4/5
      Great series but not for young teens

      While I did like this story and characters a lot, it was not for a young audience. The language and detailed descriptions of the relationships in the book were not appropriate for a young audience.
    • 3/5
      I was actually excited to read Opposition, mostly because it is the last one in the series and should answer questions and resolve problems, which it did, of course, and that is probably why the book gets a three-star rating from me. You know how there are some YA books that make you feel like your 16 or 17-year-old self again or make you remember things you seem to have forgotten or their story is just so enticing that you cannot put it down (We Were Liars, anyone?)? This is not that kind of book. I feel too old for failed attempts at humour (Body say hello to wall), "creative" cuss words and two identical points of view. That said, the plot is a nice change from all those vampires, witches and time-travellers out there (which I enjoy immensely, though!). Reminds me of Roswell a lot - a human girl gets sucked into alien drama. Right? Anyone? There was always something that bugged me a little about this series, but I could not quite figure it out before. I have, now. Katy and Daemon keep saying things like I knew that what we were about to see, what we were about to walk into, was beyond dangerous..., but what they say does not correspond with the feeling I get. They say that they are scared, but they do not feel like they are scared. It seems that everything is spelled out and the reader should feel those same emotions, but this reader did not. I blame the juvenile writing style. On the other hand, some moments squeezed my heart like crazy, especially the scene with Katy seeing her Mom after months of being abducted or running from the bad guys, and the one where Daemon got hurt, trying to save Katy. All in all, this is a quick and fast-paced read, I enjoyed it quite a lot, but I am glad it is over.
    • 3/5
      Maybe it was the fact that I have just moved into a new home and wasn't able to spend a whole lot of time reading (which leads to some seriously disjointed reading spurts) that caused me to find this book extremely boring. I was very tempted to skip the whole ending altogether. I was in the verge of doing just that until I read many reviews touting the awesomeness of this series's ending...soooooo....I trudged on and in the end.....it was merely Ok. it was a best case scenario-type ending which seemed unrealistic and forced. overly saccharine endings are rough to swallow but forced sugary sweet endings are like sandpaper to the soul. At the end of this series I find myself looking back at the previous books and deducting points for wanting my time back. This whole series is a 3-3.5 star series, an easy/quick/brainless read with not a lot of substance. No danger of a book hangover here.
    • 5/5
      Great ending couldn't ask for more, and of course it's JLARMENTROUT people! It one of my favorite author and this is her Best serie EVER so far!
      I highly recommend this one to person hi searches for series to read, who ever you are go for it.
    • 4/5
      Not bad at all for the last book in series! I found the language a bit monotonous, but overall I think it finishes Lux series with dignity, instead, say, how Divergent series were ended.
    • 4/5
      Opposition by Jennifer Armentrout Okay, I'm going to star with the fact that I'm totally in love with Jennifer's books, and I am a geek when we talk about lux series, so let's start...If we talk about the core of the book I can say that I really loved it, I like the way that Jennifer totally changed your mind when you read about a lux or even an arum, so in my opinion was freaky good!Katy was.... Katy, she really not changed that much, but it was pretty interesting read some lovely scenes between daemon (scenes that I was really wating long time ago) and daemon was a hottie, like always but in this book he is more hottier ( yeah, more hottier) and he is perfect, God, he is the perfect man, the perfect match, the perfect... Alien? IdkThis books have got only one little, teeny tiny problem.... The endI'm not sayng that I don't like the end of the book, it was good but this is saga lux, this is Katy and daemon, they deserved a better end or at least more information about their futures, more information about see and archer and about a lot of thing that you didn't understand at all in the so.... I'm waiting for some new scene in Jennifer armentrout pages ( I haven't seen anything yet but.... Okay, I can wait) so that was the only problem but in conclusion I say that Jennifer do it, she really give us a good pretty damn final book.Do I recomend this book?Hell yeah4.5/5
    • 5/5
      Well it took me months to pick up this book. It sat on my shelf looking at me, daring me to read it. To know the ending. But my #seriesenderphobia (and yes, this is true I do have this) prevented me from reading it. My anxiety hit sky high overtime my hands held the book. Finally one day, I bit the bullet and decided to read it. It was time.Plot: So this plot pretty much carrie on from the next book and started off with a bang. Literally my heart was in my throat. I could not believe what is going on. I wanted to scream, I wanted to cry, but I mostly wanted to close the book and put it back on the shelf. I kept going, hoping for some reassurance that things will get better. The plot is very moving and keeps the reader intact. I read page to page nonstop and loved every single minute of it.Alien Invasion: I think the way it works out in the end, benefited both races fine. I was surprised how quickly and easy the fix was. Surely they were able to move on and still live on their lives.Ending: Well the ending is bittersweet and something I want to relive again. It was awesome and surely I love it. I just wish I didn’t read it as fast. First and foremost, this is one heck of the series. Ever ambitious and engrossing, Opposition is bold. A witty story of aliens in high school, Opposition is an stellar conclusion.
    • 5/5
      I have been wanting to read Opposition because the Lux series has a special place in my heart. Jennifer is one of my favorite authors. I really connect with her main female characters and swoon over the guys. Their is usually banter, sarcasm, and humor right up my street. Though I will say I was nervous going into this one, because it is a series ender and I always feel like that. I know that I will have to say goodbye to characters that I adore. Opposition started out with a bang and right where Origin left off. Except when she runs into Luxen they are violent, and have no regard for humans. And even Daemon and Dee were acting so much differently, and I couldn't tell if they were acting or if something about them changed when they were in their true form around the new Luxen. This one was full of suspense, hotness, sarcasm, funny line, and plot twists. A few things I expected and others maybe I should have with the spinoff book (that I always loved). There were unexpected allies and some surprising enemies. The way that the "bad" luxens took over and changed themselves was so sad and disturbing and set up for a death that I wished didn't happen, but understand why. The amount of power and the cities that were taken over and taken down was mind blowing, and the human and good luxen responses were so critical. We also find out things about hybrid bonds, the Origins, and how it all works together. We see the return of some pretty awesome and pretty annoying and want to go all stabby on them. Most of all, we have Daemon and his sweet and romantic lines to Katy, mixed in with his normal stick foot in mouth, being arrogant and not always thinking through what he is going to stay. In other words, just how we fell in love with him. Then there is Katy, loyal, stubborn, strong now thanks to the source and being. I adore seeing them together, they have some really hot and steamy moments that made me almost wish this was a NA book and we could read a little more. Also the moments when they share their strength, their joy, and their sorrow and sadness are enough to make me melt on the spot. They have both grown so much over the series. By being loved romantically, to Kat accepting and learning about her powers to be able to kick some major butt. They've changed how they think about other "species" and they have stuck together through some of the hardest time. Katy always will hold a place in my heart because she is a book blogger. She totally fits the character of a hard core blogger... She writes posts, she comments, she loves books. Now I know that things got crazy, but when they calmed down, she returned to what she loved. I love every second of this story and wish that there was more in this world. The plot lines were all tied up well, I am just not ready to let D and K go. Bottom Line: Amazing series ender, all I could hope for. Laced with the steamy, the sarcasm/humor, and surprises.