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Liked It “God! this series is amazing! Rae thinks that the group killed the person was trying to kill her, but did she?.... i just cant put this series down!” see full review » see other reviews » |
Didn’t Like It “This is the fifth novel in the Fingerprints series. Most of the book is taken up with Rae's concerns about her relationship with Anthony and her relationship with Marcus, and Yana getting mad at Rae for a letter that she thinks Rae sent here. |
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“This is the fifth novel in the Fingerprints series. Most of the book is taken up with Rae's concerns about her relationship with Anthony and her relationship with Marcus, and Yana getting mad at Rae for a letter that she thinks Rae sent here.
Ranko wrote this review Monday, June 15 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
The other part of the book deals with Rae's trying to find out more about her mother and the group, and her confrontation with the man who killed her mother and maybe others.
I think the book suffers from the same problems some of the others do, and that is too much time is taken up with the Rae/Anthony, Rae/Marcus relationships. They have become like padding to the main theme of the book with is Rae's power, how she got it, and the death of her mother and others from 'the group.' Dropping most of the relationship material would still allow room for some of it and help the book, but dropping most of it would also end up cutting the series down severely. Unless the last two books are totally different than the first five, the entire series could have been condensed down to maybe three volumes at most.”
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