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The Fire (Losing Christina, #3)
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The author should have stopped at Book #2.
I was almost rooting for the Shevvingtons to win in this book, simply because the protagonist became increasingly incompetent, unlikeable, and bubble-headed as the book progressed. She treats her "friends" like crap, unless one of them can do something for her. She becomes immensely paranoid (why? shouldn't Book 2's ending reduce that paranoia?). The fact is that, unlike in the earlier books, Christina does absolutely nothing to triumph in this book. If she'd holed up in her room for the last 18 days and refused to come out, except to ask for info about the Shevvingtons past, the book would have ended in exactly the same way. The crowning stupidity for me came when she (view spoiler). Holy crap. If you're that stupid, then you really should lose. But fortunately, she's saved ... by a breeze. I'm not even joking here, it really was that dumb.
I was almost rooting for the Shevvingtons to win in this book, simply because the protagonist became increasingly incompetent, unlikeable, and bubble-headed as the book progressed. She treats her "friends" like crap, unless one of them can do something for her. She becomes immensely paranoid (why? shouldn't Book 2's ending reduce that paranoia?). The fact is that, unlike in the earlier books, Christina does absolutely nothing to triumph in this book. If she'd holed up in her room for the last 18 days and refused to come out, except to ask for info about the Shevvingtons past, the book would have ended in exactly the same way. The crowning stupidity for me came when she (view spoiler). Holy crap. If you're that stupid, then you really should lose. But fortunately, she's saved ... by a breeze. I'm not even joking here, it really was that dumb.
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June 17, 2017
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June 19, 2017
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