Gone by Lisa McMann
Gone is the last book of the Wake trilogy. Janie Hannagan’s life is disrupted when her alcoholic mother gets a disturbing phone call about Janie’s father. He is dying and Janie has never met him before. As she continues to learn more about her dream curse, Janie has big decisions to make for her life. She has to decide between two lives, neither will ever be normal.
This is going to be a quick blog, because I did not like this book. For a trilogy that I liked pretty well, this book just sucked. The first book intrigued me. It was a different story line with a sweet love story. It was easy to read and fast paced, which I needed for my crazy schedule at this time of the year. The second book, Fade, had a good plot where Janie and Cabel’s relationship grew closer while working undercover trying to bust some crooked teachers at their school. It was pretty good, but Gone was boring. It only had 117 pages and it was as if the author just wanted to end the series to move on to something else. The story line about Janie’s father was uninteresting and there were no twists or turns in the plot, it was just plain boring.
I hate giving such a bad review because the first two books were pretty good, but I feel like I wasted $9.99 on a gift card for my nook. I’m mad because I spent free money, that’s when you know a book is bad. I found it for $3 at BAM and I was so mad that I wasted my gift card. Sad day. Keep reading my friends!
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