Here's a taste.''My point is that nothing is unstoppable,and the T. I particularly lovedthe scene where she and Harper (mainly Marcy) were discussing theT. I love this girl! In Wake, I barely registeredher, but boy does she impress in this book. One of the other stand outcharacters.Marcy. He is even sweeter and morecharming, if that's even possible. Nevertheless, the scenes he is in, welllet's just say they don't disappoint.

However, he isn't in this book nearly as much ashe should in my opinion.

Even thoughDaniel wasn't very prominent in the last book either, I still fellin love with him. Myone complaint.there wasn't nearly enough Daniel. They are ordinary characters faced with anunbelievable task, and that is what makes them extraordinary. None of the characters are these amazing,heroic people. There are a lot of tensemoments in this novel, and the characters handle themselves in theway you would expect. Harper and Alex workextremely hard to find Gemma, and it was refreshing to see thecharacters develop into strong leads. Sometimes when an author writes alternating POV's, thevoices sound the same, but that is not the case in this book.InWake, I never felt that true connection to Harper, Alex, or Daniel,but that completely disappeared in this novel. Hocking has created each character with a unique voice andpersonality. There was never a time where I wasconfused or bored with the story.

Gemma has gone with the sirens, while Harper, Alex,and Daniel are left to face with the aftermath and finding Gemma.While most authors can't effectively do third person POV withalternating perspectives, Amanda Hocking handles it extremely well,and the story flows very nicely. This book picks up right wherewe left off. Lullaby Sucks You Under and Never Let's GoBy CustomerIreally enjoyed this sequel to Wake. I lovedHocking's My Blood Approves and the Trylle trilogy but this seriesdidn't keep my interest.1 of 1 people found the following reviewhelpful. I think I'll pass on thethird book as this series was written clearly just to sell copieswithout having any substance or emotion behind it. I had high hopes for thisbook because the series had potential. The characters aren't well developedand I didn't feel close to any of them. Most of the book is rather dull until near the end, which isa cliffhanger and obviously just a set up for the next book.

Not Hocking'sBest Work.By Kmac4First of all, this book isn't very long, soyou'd think it would be edited down to only action packed scenes.Wrong. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.

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