DNF back in 2014. This book...I just couldn't. I read Fallen which looking back at it now, wasn't that great. But alas, I didn't have very high standards so I continued on with the series. I skipped Torment, because I had waited forever but the library never had it. So instead I read Passion, which was just endlessly dragging and boring. I almost didn't finish that one and considered ending the series right then and there but I thought I should hold out because surely, Rapture had to be better. And after all, it was the last book in the series. Why not? 
 But again, Rapture was just flat and dull and boring and I persevered till I made it halfway. Nothing had happened though. There was some travelling around, some talking, but nothing even remotely interesting. Obviously, after the painful experience Passion was, I finally decided to cut my losses with this series. 
 It might have been because the time period between reading Fallen and Passion, and Passion and Rapture had just been stretched too long. It was quite a long time after reading Fallen that I picked up Rapture. I probably just lost enthusiasm for the series and being away from it had allowed me the chance to reflect on the bad parts of the story. But it was also because I realised in the end that it just wasn't a very good series overall. 
 The sad thing about this, is that I remember being really excited for this series before it even came out. Well, this hasn't been the first time I was disappointed... I really shouldn't have expected so much. 
 As a side note, up to now, I have read 4 and a half of Lauren Kate's books (the half is for Rapture) and surprisingly (or maybe not so surprisingly) none of them were much good. I suppose that this author in particular just isn't for me.