Wake: Gone (Paperback)

from Alliebeth927

In the final book of the Wake trilogy, Janie is forced to finally make her choice between two equally awful ways of life. Solitude, or a life with Cabe where she is blind and crippled. The discovery of her father and the secrets he holds helps her to understand her options and ultimately choose. ...

from theepicrat

While GONE brings the series to a bittersweet end, like FADE, the final book still did not wow me as much as the first book WAKE had done. GONE seemed a little too abstract and hard to grasp, and quite honestly I just didn't want to understand. I wanted more of Janie using her dream-catching abil...

from AnnieHidalgo

I loved the series, up to this point. But it was so unrelentingly grim. Like an art movie - that kind of slice of life thing that you think is going so poorly it just has to redeem itself at the eleventh hour with something amazing and, if not good, good according to the plot construct. This book...

from francescadefreitas

This book felt weaker that the earlier books in the series, probably because there was no central mystery to carry to plot forward. This book is more concerned with Janie's decision about how to handle her dream waling powers - and the terrible toll they will take on her health. This felt like a ...

from 8F_SAM

I must say that this book was such a disappointment. It wasn't what I'd hoped it would be. It was pretty predictable, kinda boring, and really slow paced. But it was a quick read, and so it went by really fast. I'm actually glad it's a trilogy, because I think that Lisa McMann is starting to run ...