Review of Gone (Wake #3) by Lisa McMann

Overview
The conclusion of the paranormal teen series, Wake. Janie is spending her summer with Cabel, but deep down she's panicking about how she's going to survive her future when getting sucked into other people's dreams starts to take its toll.

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Recommended: Yes.

About Gone

Available as: NEW Hardcover $11.46 from Amazon.com/ NEW Paperback $9.96 from Amazon.com (and even lower prices like $4.00- NEW and less -USED),  E-book $9.99 from Amazon.com Kindle's Edition , NEW Paperback $7.98 from The Book Depository

                Recommended Ages: 15 and Up

 E-book: 224 pgs.

               Published: April 3rd 2010 by Simon Pulse (first published February 9th 2010)

For This Review: *Self-Provided E-book Copy*

My Star Review 

                    
The third and final book in the paranormal teen series that includes The New York Times bestseller Wake and Fade. 

We are taken into more of the story of Jennie who is a dream catcher. She has now learned to cope with her dehibilitating abilities. She has decided to use them for good purposes but she soon finds out can bring some unwanted side effects. Reality is a relentless slap.  Along the way, Jennie must learn how to live with what is unknowns Gone stays true to previous novels of the Dreamcatcher's series (Wake series) with its catchy writing style by Lisa McMann. To describe it it would be telling us in bright spurts of what is happening surrounding the character at whatever point with the characters. 

Thougt things ended sadly for Janie. We see that she has more issues to work out in her life. This last book closes up and resolves what Janie will do with her life. She makes a monumental decision. Gone is more emotional and not action-packed like Wake or Fade but manages to satisfy. It's ok, and a good end to The Dream Catcher's books.

It's most assuredly never boring to read in any moment even if in this novel the pace did slow compared to the others in the series. Not as good as the previous books but is well-needed, so you can get a completion to the Wake series.
Overall: Good read
Genre: Young Adult, Paranormal, Romance 


Contains: Complex Relationships, Mention of Alcoholic Parent Problems, Difficult Decisions


                            About the Author

Lisa McMann lives and writes in the Phoenix area. Her books include the NYT bestselling paranormal WAKE trilogy, CRYER'S CROSS, and the dystopian fantasy series beginning with THE UNWANTEDS (coming Aug. 30, 2011).