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Cargando... Spark (edición 2012)por Brigid Kemmerer (Autor)
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. My Thoughts:Fair warning, if you haven't read Storm, you are going to want to stop right now. There will be spoilers for that book. It's kind of impossible to review a sequel without giving away what happened in the prior book. In this installment, we get to see a lot more of Gabriel. He seems to be dealing with a lot of guilt over what happened to his brothers and his inability to have done more to prevent things or to help them more. At first, I had a little trouble with the fact that we were reading from a different point of view in this book, and this seems to be something more and more common in YA series' lately. I am not sure if it is something that I like or not, but I digress. And then, of course, the point of view shifts around a little in this book. We meet a lot of characters that you learn to love, and a lot more characters that you learn to hate. What's more, we learn a bit more about the characters we already knew and gain a bit of a different perspective about them. My eyes really opened on quite a few of the characters in this installment. Of one thing I am absolutely certain, however. Taylor and her cronies need to die a slow and painful death. And Ryan Stacey is the devil incarnate. I think the biggest shock for me though was the revelation about who was really behind the fires. I totally didn't see that coming but in hindsight, part of me thinks I should have. The relationship that develops between Gabriel and his love interest took me by surprise, to be sure. I was glad to see it though because it showed a side of him that I didn't think could exist after how his character was playing out in the beginning. Really, the same with Michael. Who would have thought Michael could have a soft side? Then of course there is the developing friendship between Gabriel and Hunter. After everything that happened in Storm with Hunter, I never would have thought any of them would have trusted him. All in all, I think Spark was an even bigger roller coaster ride than Storm and I was once again left with more questions than answers. I am sitting here ready to devour more of this series and I get the feeling I will be left with a sense of loss when I get to the end. If you haven't read these yet, you really should! This review was originally posted on Eventually, you'll be able to find this review on my blog: WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL GABRIEL MERRICK TEST (Because he loves tests so much!)
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Pertenece a las seriesElemental Series (2)
Fantasy.
Romance.
Young Adult Fiction.
Young Adult Literature.
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The story is fine; people in town suspect Gabriel when a rash of arson fires hit. Gabriel and his brothers try to solve the mystery as well as Layne. It was probably a little too YA for me, but it's a quick read. ( )