Don't Let Go is the final book in a trilogy which started with Don't Look Now and continued with Don't Turn Around. The series, if you don't know it, is well suited to the rebellious hacker generation and features a tough girl named Noa who once she figures out that someone is kidnapping street kids and experimenting on them, is determined to put a stop to it. In the final instalment, Noa, Peter, Teo and Daisy are doing their best to evade the corporation's men who are determined to apprehend them. At the same time the teens are trying to decode the stolen hard drives and crack the code behind project Persephone. Noa's health is not improving, the men seem to be able to find the teens regardless of where they hide, and Noa and Peter are having a great deal of difficulty finding a facility with the computing power that they need. I don't say this often, but the ending is both gripping and satisfying.
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Just didn't enjoy it as much as Shadow and Bone. I just felt like the author was really trying a bit too hard to draw this story out. I was able to put it down several times and I couldn't put Shadow and Bone down so there's the differen...
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The Grisha triology is a fantasy series that I really enjoyed.
I reread the last book because I thought I wasn't remembering something.
I'm a bit confused because I've started King of Scars and Nikolai isn't as I remembered. Don't want...
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by Tahereh Mafi
I’m not usually someone who enjoys a story that is predominantly about the attraction between two people BUT I did like this one.
The setting is one year after 9/11 and 16 year old Shirin, an American born Muslim whose family moves freq...
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I love a good mystery, and although I correctly guessed the murderer in the first chapter, I still thoroughly enjoyed the twists and turns.
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