Book Rating (1-5 Stars): Maybe 3-4 stars. This book really felt like a filler between the first and third books, and Kricket and Trey were awfully mushy in it, which was kind of blech.
Setting of the Book: It all took place on the planet of Ethar, current day.
About the Author: See her summary on the "Under Different Stars" post. Although, we have recently confirmed her hair color as blonde, so there's that.
Plot of the book in one sentence: Kricket and Trey are on the run from pretty much everyone else.
If I Could Rename the Book: Kricket and Trey: On the Run From Pretty Much Everyone Else
Genre: Fantasy
Point of View: First Person Present (still told from Kricket's POV)
Favorite Character: I really like Kricket, so I'm gonna go with her. She's really smart and passionate, so she's an easy heroine to relate to.
Least Favorite Character: It has shifted from Kyon to Giffin. What kind of name is Giffin anyway?
Other (Main Characters): Still Trey, Kricket, Jax, Wayra, Kyon (and now sometimes Giffin)
If the Book was made into a movie, who would play the main characters? The characters would still be played by the actors I chose in "Under Different Stars." Giffin would be some blonde brat. That's all I got.
Favorite Scene of the Book: There is a scene in the book where Trey is teaching Kricket to use a wrist-weapon thing. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Least Favorite Scene of the Book: ALL the super-mushy ones between Trey & Kricket.
Favorite Quote in the Book: "When you have nothing to lose, failing doesn't come with the same kind of consequence."
Did I like the Ending? There wasn't really an ending, because it went straight into the next book.
Which of my friends could I see loving this book? Fantasy-loving nerds
Which of my friends could I see hating this book? Reality-loving nerds
This book left me feeling: On edge.
How Long Did It Take Me to Read It: 3-4 hours.
Plot of the book/If I could rename the book: baahahahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteSo, do you sit for 3 to 4 hours to read these books in one shot or do you just add up all the different times you were reading it for a total approximation? Because if it's the former, girl! Where do you find 3-4 hours to sit and read in a day??
I'm glad you appreciate my sense of humor ;)
DeleteAnd it varies from book to book. Usually I add up the time, but sometimes I sequester myself in bed at night and read it straight through. Lol