Midnighters #3: Blue Noon - Paperback

from booksandbosox

Rather satisfying end to the trilogy. As I often find in young adult fantasies, some of the plot started to become a little too convenient, but not so much that I was overwhelmingly bothered. I thought the whole concept behind this book was far superior to the other two books. I can see how other...

from live2sk8

This book was really good. The end was so surprising and heartbreaking. Jessica finally gets a little character development. It was nice to see her not acting like a bratty teenager for once. Beth finally said more than three lines! Yay! Beth's character is so realistic, nosy little sister who's ...

from flemmily

Best of the three! Big on the lore (mythology of the world), and some excellent inner character darkness. I was totally uncertain about how he could wind up the story in a satisfying way until about halfway through the book, and then the satisfying conclusion became a clear and interesting plot l...

from melydia

This is the last of the Midnighters trilogy, and it's been many years since I read the other two. I liked it, but I probably should have read them all closer together. The ending was decent, if more than a little bittersweet. A good trilogy over all but I can see why it doesn't have the following...

from nancyewhite

The midnighters have to save the world. I didn't love any of the characters as much as I did in the first two books. It felt that they were secondary to the action in this one. There was a lot of excitement and some interesting revelations about the lore/history of Bixby. I have to say I didn't s...