Caitie’s review of The Crossing (Daughters of the Sea, #4) > Likes and Comments
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Yes, I agree with pretty much everything you said. It's like she starts off with some kind of dreamy, interesting concept and usually starts off well enough (although I found Hannah to be pretty boring) and then when she gets to the middle-near end, she doesn't really know how to end the series of well. It feels like a "fuck it, I'll just do this" kind of ending.
Thanks for saving me the time of reading this series. I've just finished the first book, and I wasn't sure where it was going. It's like nothing was really explained. Now I don't have to bother with this series.
Thank you so much for saving me the migraine of reading more of these. I needed to know if all the insane plot gaps from the first book ever got answered, and it looks like even more frustrating things transpire with no satisfaction.
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Jun 09, 2017 11:24PM
Yes, I agree with pretty much everything you said. It's like she starts off with some kind of dreamy, interesting concept and usually starts off well enough (although I found Hannah to be pretty boring) and then when she gets to the middle-near end, she doesn't really know how to end the series of well. It feels like a "fuck it, I'll just do this" kind of ending.
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Thanks for saving me the time of reading this series. I've just finished the first book, and I wasn't sure where it was going. It's like nothing was really explained. Now I don't have to bother with this series.
Thank you so much for saving me the migraine of reading more of these. I needed to know if all the insane plot gaps from the first book ever got answered, and it looks like even more frustrating things transpire with no satisfaction.
