by Lex Thomas
it took me two days to read this (because i had to sleep and live) or I would have read it faster. I finish it and i realize that this is by far the most shallow book i'v ever read! Don't get me wrong there is a lot of action and the pace is pretty decent so it keeps you reading and it's a fine b...
Check out Scott Reads It! for reviews, giveaways, & more! I really enjoyed Quarantine: The Loners, it had a perfect blend of gore and action that I seemed to devour. Quarantine: The Saints delivers a sequel that most readers will consider worthy, but I can't help but feel underwhelmed. I'm no...
I was ready for a disappointment after reading some of the reviews on this sequel but I was surprised as I enjoyed it just as much if not more than the first book. This book takes off right where the last one left off and it took me a minute or two to remember everything that happened and all the c...
Ah this book seemed to take some of my criticism of the parts that left me befuddled and gave me some of the answers I craved. We get to know where the parents have gone (some) and how those girls never seem to get pregnant. I'm glad that cleared those major things up so the parts that still are lef...
Via http://onlectus.blogspot.com/2013/08/quarantine-saints-by-lex-thomas.htmlOh! Lex and Thomas did it again in this sequel to the Loners.As horrifying and disgustingly explicit as the first!! :-)However, I have a little problem with Quarantine #2: I had no idea what was going on in the opening chap...
E-galley received through Netgalley for review.The Saints is the second installment in the Quarantine series. It starts right where the previous book ended. David is gone from the school. McKinley HighSchool is still on military quarantine. One day the doors open, but it's not to let students out. I...
This book was a a lot faster than the first one. It was interesting to see the shift of new characters coming into the school, plus the movement of the old characters trying to figure things out. There was a lot of character growth and a plot line that was captivating. It didn't feel like the exact ...
(From www.pingwings.ca)Review copy received from publisher via NetGalleySummary from Goodreads:A cross between the Gone series and Lord of the Flies, Quarantine #2: The Saints continues this frenetically paced and scary young adult series that illustrates just how deadly high school can be.Nothing w...
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