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Rachel Ward
I'm a fortysomething author of books for young adults. I live in Bath, England, with my husband, two teenagers, dog, cat and chickens. I've had 'sensible' jobs for 25 years, and now I'm a writer too. I've been writing for about 10 years, and have published the Numbers trilogy. The first book came... show more
I'm a fortysomething author of books for young adults. I live in Bath, England, with my husband, two teenagers, dog, cat and chickens. I've had 'sensible' jobs for 25 years, and now I'm a writer too. I've been writing for about 10 years, and have published the Numbers trilogy. The first book came out in the UK in 2009 and the USA in 2010. My Numbers books explore the gift of being able to see death dates. If you looked in somebody's eyes and saw the date of their death, would it change the way you felt about people? Would it change the way you lived your life?Find out more about me at my website: www.rachelwardbooks.com
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Claire loves to read!
Claire loves to read! rated it 10 years ago
I thoroughly enjoyed this final book of the Numbers series - the best of the three, in my opinion. Action packed and full of twists and turns, emotional and heart-wrenching, a very well written and considered plot. There is a lot going on in this book and the action doesn't let up for a minute. Adam...
Claire loves to read!
Claire loves to read! rated it 10 years ago
I thoroughly enjoyed this final book of the Numbers series - the best of the three, in my opinion. Action packed and full of twists and turns, emotional and heart-wrenching, a very well written and considered plot. There is a lot going on in this book and the action doesn't let up for a minute. Adam...
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Coffee Bean Bookshelf rated it 12 years ago
What an ending to the Numbers trilogy! I'm usually a little disappointed at the end of trilogies, but this one didn't disappoint! I felt some parts were a little silly, but it wasn't enough for me to dislike the book. And this time around there was an actual bad guy, instead of society in general, w...
Book Lovers Life
Book Lovers Life rated it 12 years ago
A solid ending to the trilogy. Enjoyed all three books because they are so different.
Emily May (The Book Geek)
Emily May (The Book Geek) rated it 13 years ago
I wasn't looking forward to reading this conclusion to the series before I opened up the first page and saw an interesting little note from the publisher. It summed up for me what this series has been trying to say all along in a few succinct sentences:"Actually, it's not about dying; it's about how...
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