You can read more book reviews or buy Fade (Wake Trilogy) by Lisa McMann at .uk Amazon currently charges £2.99 for standard delivery for orders under £20, over which delivery is free. Recommendations: If you enjoyed this, then I'd suggest the Midnighter's Trilogy by Scott Westerfeld. I'd like to thank the publishers for sending a copy to The Bookbag. That aside, it's a really original read that I did enjoy, and I will be looking out for Gone, the final book of the Wake Trilogy. That's one of the reasons why I've suggested borrowing rather than buying this book it's not the type you'd want to read over and over again. I'm not sure whether I like Lisa McMann's writing style the clipped sentences work well with my idea of Janie's character, but that means that there is no gorgeous descriptions or smooth, flowing passages, which is something a lot of other paranormal romances include by the bucketful. The development of Janie's abilities and relationship with her dead mentor, Martha Stubin added a much darker tone to the ending, so I'm really looking forward to seeing how that plays out.

The plot was interesting and surprising: things happened that I really didn't expect. But his character felt a little flat - the story focused so much on Janie, Cabe became kind of one-dimensional he became limited to just reacting to Janie, never having any plot or story of his own. He was a total dream guy, with all the characteristics of a great book boyfriend the tortured past, the sexy looks, how he cared for and looked after Janie. Her relationship with Cabe felt real, and I loved Cabe. I was once again instantly on Janie's side, facing the many hardships with her, really believing and feeling her emotions. It managed to keep all the elements of the first book that I enjoyed so much the original plot, the tension and Janie's wonderfully deep character. I thought this was a strong sequel to Wake. Being forced to keep her relationship with Cabel secret is putting a serious strain on the pair, and when Janie learns of the terrible consequences of her powers, she wonders if Cabe is just one more of the many sacrifices she'll have to make.

Somebody is preying on the students at Fieldridge and the violent and haunting nightmares that Janie has no choice but to watch yield few answers. Still unable to control her abilities as a dream catcher, her latest case is proving difficult. Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children's Books Summary: I enjoyed this book, but not as much as Wake, the first in the trilogy.

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