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This was quite a fast and entertaining read and it definitely made me crave water like crazy whenever I was reading it. Sadly I was insanely disappointed by the ending (the reason is in the little spoiler section further down, can't really say what bothers me without spoiling, sorry lol)
*spoilers ahead*
Man, y'all really need to start killing your characters.
The "shooting themselves" would've been a great ending. But nooooo... of course it had to be a happy one. Ugh.
*spoilers ahead*
Man, y'all really need to start killing your characters.
The "shooting themselves" would've been a great ending. But nooooo... of course it had to be a happy one. Ugh.
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Reading Progress
October 10, 2018
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October 10, 2018
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August 1, 2019
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August 3, 2019
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Aug 04, 2019 11:14PM
Yeah, I have a similar problem with Sanderson's WoR. He seems incapable of killing off characters!
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lol I know right! it was too convenient.
When they were on the cliff, I thought exactly the same: If they killed themselfs it would be a great ending. Tragic. But good.
I just finished it today and was going to give it five stars untiiiiiillllll the airplane came. Then everything got wrapped up quickly with a neat little bow in like 6 pages. So disappointing.
It's a Young Adult novel. They don't need to kill off more characters, you need to read more *adult* fiction. There's enough death in the real world.
Totally agree. Even if they all didn’t die, more main characters should have! Her parents? Kelton’s parents? How did everyone make it!?
I agree, another thing is we only met the brother for one page and then he died. He never had a line in the whole book
