Anyone else have any dream-based novels? 🙂 Sadly, this is another series that didn’t reach its full potential. Read the first two but don’t bother with the third. It is possible that my expectations had risen too high due to the success of book 2. The satisfaction of the ending didn’t exist.

The focus of the book wasn’t on what I was hoping. I’ll give it 2 stars instead of 5 because it wasn’t a terrible read but it was far from good. If they were going to introduce Janie’s dad, why couldn’t we learn so much more about Janie’s mother? As soon as I heard about his appearance, I thought it was going to turn into an epic family adventure into the family’s past but the family past was summed up in 2 sentences. This felt like a filler book rather than a finale. I think ultimately, the book felt like a bunch of characterisation sub plots that for some reason, took the limelight. I understood that she had a difficult choice to face, I think that idea shouldn’t have been discarded but I didn’t like that the whole book focused on it. I also lost my ability to relate to Janie. It felt like a cop out on the authors behalf. There was barely any interaction in the middle because Janie just ‘didn’t want to talk to him because she needed space’. Their relationship only served to introduce and finish the book. The romance between Cabel and Janie totally died. Why did the whole book have to be about her choosing between being a hermit or living a life with Cabel? I wanted one more mission as an agent that would have produced fireworks for a finale but no… this seemed truly anticlimatic. I liked the idea as a subplot, but not as the main plot. I disliked the major plot (WARNING SPOILERS) where Janie’s father is introduced in a coma. But there was no point to having a fast paced book if the plot seemed pointless. The pacing was fast paced as per usual, which was good. I enjoyed Wake and loved Fade but I was sadly disappointed by Gone. I have recently read both Wake and Fade by Lisa McMann. 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. The conclusion of the paranormal teen series, Wake. Gone by Lisa McMann genre: paranormal, YAĪre you fascinated by dreams? I am, so when I heard about the final book in the Dream-Catcher series I had to read it! Summary

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