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click here.Another good book in the series. I'm glad I switched to reading these instead of listening to them in audio. I think the problem was that I loved the first narrator so much, that I really disliked listening to the books by the second narrator. It was nothing against the second narrator, as I have listened to other books by her and they were fine.
Anyway, more about the actual story. This story starts with Jonah being stood up and riots starting while Merit is getting pizza from one of her favoriAnother good book in the series. I'm glad I switched to reading these instead of listening to them in audio. I think the problem was that I loved the first narrator so much, that I really disliked listening to the books by the second narrator. It was nothing against the second narrator, as I have listened to other books by her and they were fine.
Anyway, more about the actual story. This story starts with Jonah being stood up and riots starting while Merit is getting pizza from one of her favorite places.
In this book, we hope that at the end of the book, we have seen the last of McKetrick. He was apparently back up to his old tricks again. I think I feel sorry for Jonah in this book though. He seems a bit lost, and I think I would have liked to see Jonah and Merit end up together. There was a lot of affection on his part for her. I think if Ethan weren't there, there could have been more affection on her part. I think Ethan for the most part in the previous books was very self-centered. This is probably where I get my feelings from. He's not like that in this book though. I think we have definitely seen a change in him, hopefully permanent, since he was brought back from the dead. I don't know how long I'll be able to wait to pick up the next book in the series since this one was left with a cliffhanger at the end, like she usually does. ...more
