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Feb 08, 2013 11:53PM
OK so I really want to read Ever After but if there is a cliff hanger or an unsatisfied ending I don't think I could deal with waiting till the next one comes out, especially since I don't know when that will be. SO the question is should I wait till the next one or possibly till the end of the series since I think there are only 2 left? GRRRR this is my favorite series and I am missing them so much!!
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No cliffhanger, I would go on and read it. I enjoyed this one very much, although it isnt my favorite of the series.But you, like the rest of us will srill be mad you have to wait for the next one.
No, there is no cliff hanger. That is to say not a "what! did the book end now in the middle of everything" more "aaaargh I want the next one now because this is fanatstic". It ends in the usuall Hollows way, meaning that the case get solved; it is like between book 8 and book 9. In book 8 it ended with her striking a deal but in the next she had to do a roadtrip.
So go ahead and read it :).
I don't think any of the hollows ends in a cliffhanger. this one didn't either.
Definitely not a cliffy. It's my new favorite even. And The Hollows has a VERY consistent schedule. This one came out a month earlier than last year's and the next two here on out will be released in the third week of January. She's already written the final book. It's in rough form, but it's done so it's not like we have to worry about delays.
grr if it's already written then it needs to hurry up lol. And now I do remember that they never really have cliff hangers which is good and I remember her saying Rachel's "so called" HEA will be in the next book instead of the last one because it works better that way for the story so that's cool. I can't wait!! Thanks for the advice everyone I am going to be so depressed when the series ends, I will miss Jenks the most!
She is on contract with Harper Collins to write one book per year. She is on schedule. It's just that our patience runs out far far ahead of it.
