Emerald Green - Kerstin Gier

Title: Esmeralda (Smaragdgrün–Emerald Green)

Series: Precious Stone Trilogy #3

Author: Kerstin Gier

Genre: Fiction, YA, time-travel, romance, fantasy

Pages: 490

Published: Montena

Format: Hardback

Time to read it: 4 days

Language: Spanish

Rating: 5/5

“Emerald Green” is the last book in the precious stone trilogy written by Kerstin Gier. The trilogy follows Gwendolyn Sheperd a sixteen year old girl who has a very special gene which allows her to travel back in time.

Gideon is starting to believe more in Paul and Lucy since he got some cards from them in which it is explained that to the “big secret” of the chronograph to work Gwendolyn should die. However, their relationship is not in the best place since count of Saint Germain got in the middle of it.

Emerald Green was a fantastic ending. Everything comes together in this book, every single detail, every cryptic prophecy were thought in order to arrive to a really interesting ending. I think of all of the books this might be the most interesting one, because you can actually feel how the author really thought of every single detail in order to write this series. I think it was particularly amazing the way she wrote all those mysterious prophecies which people might think of them as nonsense and in the end they all make perfect sense.

Altogether, I personally think this is one of the most original series in YA and I really recommend it.

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