Probably this would be more like 2.5, but it's an automatic loss of a half star when the author writes about a character being half Jewish. NOT POSSIBLE. So, it wasn't THAT bad, but it definitely wasn't great. Janie is a tad self-centered. While I know she has this issue, it's just a lot sometimes. ...
Totally blew through this series - all three books in one day. All in all, I loved them. This last book was like one giant downer, though, so I didn't enjoy it as much as the other two. Plus the choppy non-sentence-sentences started to get to me. Also, I still love Cabe. I'd like him in my pocket, p...
This was a nice conclusion to the trilogy. I didn't know how it would end, but I wasn't disappointed. I guess, it fit for her character.I wasn't overly thrilled with this series, as it confused me alot of the time.But I liked it for the most part.
Don't believe all the book bashers. This is not a bad book or a let down from the rest of the series. The problem with this book lies in the fact that what it is really doing is tying up all the loose ends. Yes like a very long epilogue. If I could go back and do it again I would have read Gone dir...
Another fast read. This one was even more heartbreaking. I found myself turning the pages so fast, I needed to know the end. Janie finds her past. She needs to make a terrible decision. But she has no one to talk to, no one can help her. Cabe is still the sweetest boy ever. The book really made my h...
A fabulous ending to a wonderful trilogy.If you enjoyed Wake and Fade I'm pretty sure you will enjoy Gone as well. With no frills or introductions, Lisa McMann places the reader right in the middle of Janie's final mystery, and to me this was my favorite one. Sure, things are complicated and there...
The first two books in this series made my top ten list last year! This story was different than the other two, but still very good. It revolved around Janie's choice, her Catch 22, of how she will spend the rest of her life. Isolated from everyone, including the love of her life Cabel, or going ...
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