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Fade (Dream Catcher #2)

by Lisa McMann (Goodreads Author), Ellen Grafton (Performer)

3.95 of 5 stars 3.95 · rating details · 26,855 ratings · 1,784 reviews

For Janie and Cabel, real life is getting tougher than the dreams. They?re just trying to carve out a little (secret) time together, but no such luck. Disturbing things are happening at Fieldridge High, yet nobody's talking. When Janie taps into a classmate's violent nightmares, the case finally breaks open ? but nothing goes as planned. Not even close. Janie's in way over...more

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Nov 17, 2012 Jennifer Wardrip rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Reviewed by Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen for TeensReadToo.com

As one case closes another one opens. Janie Hannagan returns, this time using her abilities of being swept into a person's dreams to solve a sex scandal at her school.

Several calls have been made on Fieldridge High School's anonymous phone line. Although inaudible at times, the messages result in the assumption that certain faculty members and students at Fieldridge have been fooling around. So Captain and her agents use their...more

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Feb 07, 2009 Kristi (The Story Siren) added it · review of another edition

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I love this series. I have been waiting to read Fade since I sped through the last few pages of Wake, and I was not disappointed. Everything that I attracted me to the first novel is still there, simplicity of McMann’s writing, quick pace and realistic dialogue.

Fade divulges more about Janie’s ability which was fascinating and unimaginable at the same time. The unique relationship between Janie and Cabel is also taken to a new level.

I usually don’t comment on the content within a novel, but I...more

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Apr 07, 2009 Michael rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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"Fade" continues the story begun in "Wake" and if you try reading this one first, you're likely to be a little confused.

In "Wake," we met Janie, a girl with the ability to be a dream-catcher. This means she can enter other people's dreams. "Wake" was about Janie coming to terms with her new power. "Fade" is concerned with Janie learning the responsible use of her power and the consequences of being a dream-catcher. It sets up things for a third and final installment of the series that, quite fra...more

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Sep 06, 2011 Amanda rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, dreams, 2011-reads

Well I liked Fade, but it was not as good as the first one. It took me about 80 pages in to get hooked to this one. The narrative didn't bother me with this one since I picked this one up literally seconds after finishing Wake. I still liked the characters and their interactions with each other. I liked the development of the characters and seeing them deal with their demons. Didn't care as much for the plot line of this one as I did with the first one. Mostly with Fade what I liked was when Jan...more

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Jan 28, 2012 Metaspinster rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: theme-dreams-dreaming-dreamy, ya-fantasy

This was my review of Wake (to which Fade is a sequel):

"In some ways, this book reads like it was written by a very, very smart teenager on the older/more mature side, i.e. 17-18, has been in love, and experienced other kinds of deep vulnerability as well--basically like the book's heroine, perhaps in a few years or in a self-reflexive place.

It also reads like good fanfic, in the following ways:

a) written in close third-person present tense, which aligns quite well with the plot/story world's fo...more

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Mar 31, 2011 Darkfallen rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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So here we are again. This book, like the last, carving a whole in my chest. Threatening to bring me tears.....

But then???

This is still a good story. I like it, I do. I think most of that is due to two things however.

1.) I like this writing style. While it wouldn't work for most, it works here. It just does. With short, simple sentences, and the time stamps this book flies by. It's in incredibly easy read.

2.)Janie and Cabel are just SUCH a sweet couple. I like wanna squeeze their checks and say...more

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Mar 26, 2012 Petra Sýkorová rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2009, czech, rc-review, young-adult, supernatural

První díl světově oblíbené série jsem si náramně užila. Kniha mě dostala svou syrovostí, emočností a hlavně naprosto ojedinělým stylem vyprávění. Přece jenom se mi do rukou dříve nedostala kniha, která by prostřednictvím krátkých úderných "zápisů" popisovala, co se vlastně událo.

Po všech knihách, kde hrdinky získají nějakou superschopnost, anebo jsou náramně superdůležité, načež jsou nuceny si vybírat ze dvou (někdy i více) nápadníků, je tahle série příjemnou vzpruhou.

Děj druhého dílu se odehr...more První díl světově oblíbené série jsem si náramně užila. Kniha mě dostala svou syrovostí, emočností a hlavně naprosto ojedinělým stylem vyprávění. Přece jenom se mi do rukou dříve nedostala kniha, která by prostřednictvím krátkých úderných "zápisů" popisovala, co se vlastně událo.

Po všech knihách, kde hrdinky získají nějakou superschopnost, anebo jsou náramně superdůležité, načež jsou nuceny si vybírat ze dvou (někdy i více) nápadníků, je tahle série příjemnou vzpruhou.

Děj druhého dílu se odehrává pár dní po událostech toho předchozího. Cabel už ví, co chudák Janie prožívá, když se někdo v její blízkosti propadne do šíře snů. Tedy přesněji... do říše nočních můr. Snaží se jí pomáhat, co to jenom jde, ale v okamžiku, kdy se Janie stane plnohodnotným členem speciálního vyšetřovatelského týmu, cítí se bezradný a také se tak projevuje.

Janie má totiž za úkol zjistit, co se na její škole děje mezi učiteli a studentkami. A když jí k tomu její schopnost nemůže přivést, stává se sama vábničkou. Nejdřív neví, jak na to, protože na podobné věci nikdy nemyslela, ale později se do všeho zamotá víc, než je zdrávo...

Na český překlad jsem si po prvním díle už zvykla. Ani mě tolik nerušilo samotné jméno Cabel. Sem tam jsem si ho sice přečetla jako Kabel, ale jinak mi text před očima hezky plynul.

Většina druhých dílů s sebou přináší milostní trojúhelník a zbytečně natahovaný děj. Jsem ráda, že v tomto případě se to nestalo, i když s tím natahováním děje si zatím nejsem tak úplně jistá. Nějak jsem si nemohla druhý díl užít tak, jako jsem si užívala ten první. Bylo to hlavně dáno tím, že už od druhé třetiny čtenář dost dobře odhadne, co se vlastně děje a kdo všechno za tím nejspíš stojí.

Nezbyde vám tak nic jiného, než sledovat, jak Janie spolu s Cabelem odhalují svůj případ a přitom se snaží tak nějak žít svůj společný život. Respektive svou společnou cestu zatím hledají a oba dva si jsou nejistí. Což je pochopitelné. V druhém díle jsem si ovšem Cabela oblíbila ještě víc. Až mi ho v některých momentech bylo líto, když Janie nedocházelo pár věcí.

Knize dávám nakonec 4 hvězdičky, protože jsem osobně měla problém s celkovou zápletkou. Nemám ráda podobné zaměření, navíc ještě podané takovýmto způsobem. Navíc mě to místy zdlouhavé hledání viníka, kterého bystrý čtenář podezříval už od dobré poloviny knihy (možná i dřív), iritovalo.

Přesto jde však o výbornou knihu, která by vám neměla uniknout. Těším se na poslední díl, jelikož některá vysvětlení v druhé knize mě docela šokovala. Toužím se dozvědět, co se vůbec bude dít dál.(less)

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May 02, 2010 Leah rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 5-stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Like with the first book of this series, I read Fade in a matter of hours. Fade is the second book in Lisa McMann's Wake Trilogy and just as good as the first one.

In Fade, Janie learns more about her dream catching abilities. She works with the cops, undercover, with her boyfriend Cabel. In the last book, they work together to bust a drug dealer, but in this novel, Captain wants their help in busting a sexual predator in their school. Using Janie as bait. Let's just say that Cabel does not appro...more Like with the first book of this series, I read Fade in a matter of hours. Fade is the second book in Lisa McMann's Wake Trilogy and just as good as the first one.

In Fade, Janie learns more about her dream catching abilities. She works with the cops, undercover, with her boyfriend Cabel. In the last book, they work together to bust a drug dealer, but in this novel, Captain wants their help in busting a sexual predator in their school. Using Janie as bait. Let's just say that Cabel does not approve of Janie's decision to act as the bait. In the end, they discover that her Chem 2, Psychology, and PE teachers are all sexual predators and Captain has them arrested. However, in the glory of the bust, Cabe and Janie go through a rough patch. In the end, though, they work it out and decide to go through their problems as they come.

Again, I loved Cabel's character. I understood his apprehension about Janie's situation, not only because it was a dangerous one, but because of all the loss he has faced in his life. He was, at times, overprotective of her, but that was, again, understandable. I didn't appreciate him practically bolting after they busted the teachers, but I was glad when he finally talked to her about what was doing with him. Despite that, though, I couldn't get over how much of a cutie he was and how much I loved him still.

Janie was an even more interesting character in this book. She has developed since her time in Wake. I was interested in learning more about her powers and was glad when she finally read that green notebook. It seemed like she was constantly yelling at Cabe in this book, though, and I didn't really appreciate that. When they worked out their stuff, though, at the end, I was glad she stood up to him and demanded to know why he was pushing her away.

I hated when Janie had the GHB in here. That was the worst part for me because of everything that happened with the teachers when she was under the influence of the date-rape drug.

One thing that was particularly satisfying: Janie and Cabel finally had sex. I was glad they finally did The Deed because, both in Wake and Fade, there was allll kinds of pent up sexual tension that needed to be taken care of and let out.

Again, I lovelovelove this book and eagerly await the time when I get my hands on Gone, the third book in the trilogy, even though I'll be very sad to see the trilogy end.(less)

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Feb 21, 2009 William rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: horror-ghost-stories, young-adult

This sequel to McMann's young adult novel "Wake" improves on the former with more focused prose and more attention given to the budding romance between "dream catcher" Janie and her narc-in-hiding boyfriend, Cabel. If there's a third wheel to this relationship, it's the couple's employer, Police Captain Fran Komisky, who serves on occasion as surrogate parental figure and relationship counselor, providing all the well intentioned tough-love you can stand.

The plot itself is fairly uncomplicated b...more

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Oct 22, 2008 Karin rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: youngadult, 2008-reads

You should read WAKE before you pick up FADE. You’ll understand the story much better.

My review may be a little vague, but I don’t want to give away any SPOILERS for WAKE.

Janie still has a difficult life. Her mother still drinks and hides in her bedroom to the extent that she doesn’t have any interest in what Janie does. Janie is the adult in house - making sure there are groceries in the house and taking care of the other day to day household chores.

The one bright spot in her life is Cabel. She...more

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Jan 03, 2012 Melanie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Janie's story began in Wake, but it was far from over. After getting an awesome scholarship and contract deal with the police department, Janie has capitalized on her ability and turned it into a job! Now that she and Cabel are working together she thinks their relationship can't get any better, and she's right.

The police have an assignment for Janie, she'll be purposely invading dreams and learning whatever she can in attempts to catch a teacher who might be a sexual predator at her school. But...more

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Mar 30, 2009 Vania rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: my-shelf

Lisa McMann blew me away with this second book. I was uncontrollably gripping the book till the last word. Janie's story unravels--literally. She gets into some compromising situations and I was left breathless, panting after--anticipating the outcomes.

I was wonderfully absorbed into Cabel's emotional state. His flaws--his insecurities, history and his want for safety sets him apart and makes him so wonderfully real and lovable. His battle with Janie's actions, her desires and her hopes and drea...more

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Mar 11, 2009 Becky rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Janie is our dream-catching heroine with the "curse" of falling into other people's dreams. When other people fall asleep around her, she 'falls into' their dreams. Witnesses it all. This as you can imagine is very draining, very awkward, very icky at times. But now Janie is using her 'curse' for good; she's helping the police force out. Working undercover alongside her boyfriend, Cabel. Soon after the book opens, the two are told about a new case they'll be given. A case allegedly involving tea...more

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Feb 28, 2009 Brianna rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I read the first book Wake and was hooked. I think this book wasn't as good as the first because there was too much tension between Janie and Cabel. I think that all the action was great and the idea of a teacher that was a child molester was captivating. The fact that a date-rape drug was used took the reader by surprise, and the setting was good. The book could have used a couple more minor characters that went to Janie's school, and Janie and Cabel should have been able to work out their prob...more

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Feb 19, 2009 Sara rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, 2009

Either 3.5 or 4 stars; I can't decide. This sequel to Wake was good, but not quite as good as the first one (although I don't remember that in great detail. In here, Janie and Cabel are working on a new case at their high school, with Janie being sucked into the dreams of her fellow students to look for clues. I still love the premise, but I didn't like the plot/case that they were working on all that much; it seemed almost too sensational. The writing is very sparse, for lack of a better descri...more

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May 08, 2013 Daniel added it · review of another edition

This book was a really good sequel because it really followed up on the main focuses from "Wake". I also loved the relationship that Janie and Cabel share because it is just so sweet, in all honesty, this type of relationship is the kind that I myself have always dreamed of having. Just having someone to talk to, someone who really listen and cares, and someone I would fight till the end of time itself to ensure they get to have a happy life. I also admire Janie's bravery when it came to working...more This book was a really good sequel because it really followed up on the main focuses from "Wake". I also loved the relationship that Janie and Cabel share because it is just so sweet, in all honesty, this type of relationship is the kind that I myself have always dreamed of having. Just having someone to talk to, someone who really listen and cares, and someone I would fight till the end of time itself to ensure they get to have a happy life. I also admire Janie's bravery when it came to working on the school rapist case because she put herself in harm's way even though Cabel didn't want her to. It irritated me that Caleb put Janie through all that emotional pain after the rapist case was over by ignoring and avoiding her. I totally get that Caleb has some emotional and mental problems because I can mentally and emotionally relate to being hurt as badly as he'd been in all forms possible, but he needs to learn to work through these pains or else he will lose the only thing in the universe he cares about; and if he loses Janie, he will then know what it truly means to feel pain. It made me sad and scared when Janie was reading the green notebook because, though my greatest fear is ignorance, because in a way knowing your future is both a curse and a blessing, and the fact that Janie has no possible way of changing what the dream catcher is doing to her. In a way that would really make me lose hope on the possibility of having a normal life with the one i love, but it would also make me want to spend every waking moment of what is left to be my life with that person, so that when I die, I could really die happy like Martha did. I think this is really one of my more personal responses to a book because I can closely relate to a lot of the events that have occurred in this series. I had severely bad fatherly issues, I've had extremely weird things happen in accordance to my dreams (but due to my religion I can disclose exactly what), and unfortunately I have lost someone I loved deeply due to my own problems and my inability to deal with them. So this series has so far been really powerful in reminding me of my past and my troubles and the characters seem to be making the same mistakes I did, but because this is a book, they are getting the fairy tale ending that I have only dreamed of for so many years. This also makes me wonder whether or not the author has gone through these same troubles to. (less)

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Mar 17, 2013 K.G. C.J. rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Again, I had a hard time putting this book down, and found it even more interesting than the last because now Cabe and Janie attempting to find the sexual predator within their school using two phone calls from an anonymous student. Even though some parts of the investigation are easy to guess, it doesn't ruin the book, because the parts that I didn't see coming were stunning.

I absolutely adored Cabe and Janie’s relationsh...more

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Feb 23, 2013 Brenda Ayala rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

So the second installment of the Wake trilogy is incredibly morbid. Fade just focuses on all the negatives of Janie's life without really expressing much of the positive. It made for a compelling read, but one that left me a little morose.

The one bright spot in the whole thing is Cabel, of course. The relationship between him and Janie is about the only positive thing, and even that has several rocky points throughout. Although I will admit that despite Cabel being a bit flighty at the end, I re...more

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Jan 02, 2013 Tanja rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Nachdem Carl mit Janies Hilfe einen Drogenring ausgehoben hat, könnte man doch meinen, dass die beiden ab sofort erst einmal ihre Zweisamkeit genießen würden. Aber nichts da! Captain setzt sie schon sehr bald auf einen neuen Fall an, dieses Mal einen, der fast noch mehr von Janie und Carl fordert als der letzte. Denn jetzt geht es nicht mehr nur um Drogen, sondern auch noch um dubiose Partys, Sex zwischen Schülern und Lehrern - und jede Menge Alkohol.

Mithilfe ihrer Gabe kommt Janie der ganzen Sa...more

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Dec 26, 2012 Jacqueline rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I read Wake and Fade in one night. With this said; I'm not sure which one I liked more. Wake was so exciting with the dreams. And even though the dreams are of course present in Fade, it's really a mystery novel. Janie now works undercover to help crack cases in her school and her next case is finding teacher who is a sexual predator. There's one catch: she may have to be bait. She uses her dreams here and there, tries to master her skill; but it's really about cracking the case. It's so scandal...more

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Nov 24, 2012 Buffy Kennedy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Lisa McMann does it again! This time the stakes are higher as Cabel deals with the risks Janie has to take and Janie copes with just how hard things get with her ability. To say Janie gets in over her head is an understatement as she nearly falls victim to one of the worst kinds of evil in humanity. Cabel struggles to let Janie do what she needs to, knowing what could happen, and despite the new steps they take in their relationship, it stresses their bond until it nearly breaks.

What I liked abo...more

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Aug 05, 2012 Lindsay rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012

Fade starts off in a new year and Janie is now working for the Captain and is in a "secret" relationship with Cabe. She quits her job at the nursing home and is devoted in a new assignment that involves a sexual predator in her high school. She and Cabe work on the case together to find out who this predator might be. Along the way Janie is learning how to control dreams and even trying to pause them.

I love Janie and Cabe together because they are matched perfectly for each other. They are both...more

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Jul 23, 2012 Lisa rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Cover:

Nothing's better than a ice cold glass of water, after working out, spending the day at the beach, or just mowing the lawn on a hot summer day.

Looking at this cover, it makes me swallow, and want to get a glass of water for myself.

Sadly, the cover doesn't have much to do with the story line. The first book Wake, had a pillow on it which made sense, since the main character gets sucked into peoples dreams. But I'm not exactly sure how a cold glass of water ties in.

Story Line:

Before I even...more

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May 16, 2012 Morgan F rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, fantasy, paranormal, supernatural, mystery, fiction, series, goodreads-author, 2000s, nightmares, own, read-2012, its-a-girl

Okay, so I liked this one a tad more than I liked Wake. But only because it actually had some semblance of a plot and the writing was a bit tighter.

If only the plot wasn’t so fucking ridiculous and outlandish. I get that this is a paranormal book, so some disbelief is required, but it is just so far removed from reality.

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Mar 04, 2012 Susanna rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: march-2012, young-adult

This book was a hundred times better than Wake. I actually started feeling more of a connection with the characters, the writing style was so much better as well. There was a story to this one. Well, more of one, the emotion was a little more, where I may not have felt what the characters felt, but I understood they were feeling and knew what emotion was there.

Some things I like about this book:
- She has an ability that has consequences. The consequences are horrible, I won't say what they are...more This book was a hundred times better than Wake. I actually started feeling more of a connection with the characters, the writing style was so much better as well. There was a story to this one. Well, more of one, the emotion was a little more, where I may not have felt what the characters felt, but I understood they were feeling and knew what emotion was there.

Some things I like about this book:
- She has an ability that has consequences. The consequences are horrible, I won't say what they are, I don't want to ruin it. But I am tired of most books out there giving these amazing gifts to the character, and then saying there is consequences, but they are so minor they might as well not exist. Young Adult books try to be happily ever afters, but this book is reality. Hard things. Not getting something for nothing. It sucks, but it's honest, in a supernatural way.

- There is no love triangle. Love triangles are so overdone it has become a cliche. This has a relationship. One that requires work. With upsets and disappointments, a little angst, fights and make-ups. It's a relationship that shows work, not a typical lovey-dovey, sappy story. Not choosing between a bad guy and a good one. It's about finding that someone, falling, and making a decision to make it work. It's real. Not a fairy-tale.

- It is honest. There is the horrible parents, the fair-weather friends. Every action having a reaction, equal or not. There are drugs, alcohol, sex. Nothing too detailed for a YA book. It is life. That is all a part of it. It's real.

- A strong female. She may love a man, but he doesn't control her. He doesn't dictate one thing for her. He wants her to be safe, she refuses. She tries to explain why. What she needs. There is communication. Not a million missed opportunities. There is giving up, showing there comes a point when you have to try to move on. Yet being able to forgive. To make up. To move on in a different way.

Things I didn't like:
- There is still not enough detail. I don't see the story playing out at all times. It feels like chunks are missing. Some spots are great. Others terrible.

- The writing is inconsistent. The author writes a great section, then loses the magic on another.

- The little random insights into someone other than the main character totally threw me off a few times.

Overall I enjoyed this. The story deserved four stars. The writing knocked it down to three. I'm feeling that emotional block, but not so much. I am thinking it will be mostly eliminated in the third book of the trilogy. The emotion getting stronger as Janie begins to really feel more of the emotion. I'll be starting on the third book right away.(less)

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Jan 05, 2012 Nicor rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved it. The first book really made me love the storyline and after reading it I was hoping there was more, and there was! This was it! What made me love it was its uniqueness. Not often do you read a story about dream catchers or people who fall into other people's dreams. This book was a thrill to me. The heroine, who was working as an undercover cop, had to catch someone she had no clue about, but by gathering information from her dreams she not only caught one person but several. The peop...more

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Dec 29, 2011 Jenben8426 rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adult

Usually I begin with a synopsis to the story, but I will begin with saying that this is an adult book disguised as and put in the young adult section. It is not for young adults and if I saw my teenager with this book I would be having a serious talk with them about their book selection. The language is atrocious and the sexual content is too much for young adults. The only saving factor of this book is the intriguing premise and the potential for some good candid discussions on date rape drugs...more

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Aug 01, 2011 Madame X rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ya-or-teen-protagonist, paranormal-urban-fantasy, romance-spans-multiple-books

I was very impressed with the first book in this series, WAKE, for its subdued and menacing take on a supernaturally gifted high school student - but I was surprised when a sequel came out, because WAKE felt very much like a stand-alone. I had a sense of closure and wasn't sure where the story would go.

So I was pleasantly surprised by FADE - it has the same eerie, present tense writing, the same atmosphere of grim reality punctured by moments of sweetness and humor. It also has a great story, o...more

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Jul 28, 2011 Brianne rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: pnr

I liked this book just as much as I did the original, which surprised me because that almost never happens. I always feel like books in a series get worse with every new addition, but I was proven very wrong. Fade takes more time to develop relationship between Cabel and Janie. Generally speaking, I could care less about the development between romantic interests in book, but their relationship was very well done. The romance wasn't overly cheesy or dramatic, and just like in the last book, they...more

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Jul 07, 2011 Brandi Salazar rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Once again, this was a quick read, taking me only a few short hours to finish, and yet another of McMann's reads that I couldn't put down. So far, three for three.

The basis of the story is, of course, the same considering it's the sequel to Wake. In this second edition Janie is still learning how to handle her dreams, how to control them, pull out of them, etc. But she is noticing some nasty side-effects that she'd rather not face.

Now working for the local police department, helping solve case...more

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Lisa McMann lives and writes in the Phoenix area. Her books include the NYT bestselling paranormal WAKE trilogy, CRYER'S CROSS, DEAD TO YOU, and the dystopian fantasy series beginning with THE UNWANTEDS. (Book 2, Unwanteds: ISLAND OF SILENCE, comes out Sept 4, 2012).

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“There's something about a guy who admits he's a jerk that makes him forgiveable.” — 81 people liked it

“She gets to school late. Bashful gives her a tardy, and won't reconsider.
Janie always hated Bashful.
Stupidest. Dwarf. Ever.” — 73 people liked it

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