Smith-Ready, Jeri
Shine, 399 pgs. Simon
Pulse, 2012. $17.99 Content: Language: R; Mature Content: PG-13; Violence: PG-13.
In the final book of the Shade trilogy,
Aura comes to terms with losing her boyfriend Logan and realizes that she cares
for her friend Zachary. Aura,
along with everyone who was born since her, has always been able to see people
who are dead, except when she is with Zachary who seems to have a ghost
repellant quality about him. As
they get to know each other better and start to uncover the story behind their
abilities they learn that their parents are the reason that the shift happened
and ghosts are visible. Aura
delves into her dead mother’s journals and decides she needs to travel to Ireland
and visit the places that may have answers to why the shift happened before the
government takes her and Zachary for good.
This book wrapped up all the questions that the rest
of the series presented. Like the
other books in the series, the language has a lot of swearing, including the
“F” word. The story moves along
quickly and is hard to put down and the romance between the two characters is
fun. This book would be hard to
recommend because of the swearing, but the storyline is entertaining, making it
optional.
HS-OPTIONAL. Reviewer, C. Peterson.
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