beccagard13's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.5
chloemiddlebrooks_'s review against another edition
adventurous
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
cerapp555's review against another edition
3.0
Actual Rating: 3.5
Now it has been a long time since I read the first two of these books, but I remembered loving the series and I figured it was about time I finished reading the series. I enjoyed this book, but it's not my favorite of the series, I think the first is still by far my favorite.
Now it has been a long time since I read the first two of these books, but I remembered loving the series and I figured it was about time I finished reading the series. I enjoyed this book, but it's not my favorite of the series, I think the first is still by far my favorite.
curtisse's review against another edition
5.0
This book was great, I have to admit it, here are a few reasons why I loved this book.
1.The plot-The plot was awesome, it caught your attention from the first page and you wanted to find out how the book ended. Tandy of course was confused at times but you can understand why because she has a lot going on, about her older brother Matt, her dead sister Katherine, and her younger brothers Harry and Hugo. In the middle of the book, she and James were captured while they were having a romantic night on the beach, all of a sudden black SUVs show up and give them something to knock them out, next thing Tandy knows, she's tied to a chair and force-fed medicine. Then she goes through a series of electroshock so the doctor's can get James out of her brain. Then when Tandy is released she runs into the hands of her little brothers.
2.Keeps you going-What I mean by that you never get bored with this book, it keeps you interested.
3.Tandy's mysterious and long thought-dead sister, Katherine returns towards the end of the book-When her sister return's before the book ended, I was thinking Oh My God, because everyone thought Katherine died when she went to South Africa with her boyfriend and died in a horrific accident. But here she is walking with Tandy on the bustling Paris streets. She talks to Tandy for a short time but has to go, and Tandy is left there with more questions than she had before.
4.James Rampling and C.P.(Claudia Portman)-When Tandy's grandmother's house burns down they all return back to New York. Then Tandy finds out where James is, so she goes to where this man leads her to and C.P. opens the door in next to nothing. Then James appears and Tandy feels betrayed because she thought James loved her but dumped her for C.P. so she leaves the building and has more unanswered questions.
All in all, Confessions: The Paris Mysteries was a great book and I can't wait to read the next and final book of this series: Confessions: The Murder Of An Angel.
1.The plot-The plot was awesome, it caught your attention from the first page and you wanted to find out how the book ended. Tandy of course was confused at times but you can understand why because she has a lot going on, about her older brother Matt, her dead sister Katherine, and her younger brothers Harry and Hugo. In the middle of the book, she and James were captured while they were having a romantic night on the beach, all of a sudden black SUVs show up and give them something to knock them out, next thing Tandy knows, she's tied to a chair and force-fed medicine. Then she goes through a series of electroshock so the doctor's can get James out of her brain. Then when Tandy is released she runs into the hands of her little brothers.
2.Keeps you going-What I mean by that you never get bored with this book, it keeps you interested.
3.Tandy's mysterious and long thought-dead sister, Katherine returns towards the end of the book-When her sister return's before the book ended, I was thinking Oh My God, because everyone thought Katherine died when she went to South Africa with her boyfriend and died in a horrific accident. But here she is walking with Tandy on the bustling Paris streets. She talks to Tandy for a short time but has to go, and Tandy is left there with more questions than she had before.
4.James Rampling and C.P.(Claudia Portman)-When Tandy's grandmother's house burns down they all return back to New York. Then Tandy finds out where James is, so she goes to where this man leads her to and C.P. opens the door in next to nothing. Then James appears and Tandy feels betrayed because she thought James loved her but dumped her for C.P. so she leaves the building and has more unanswered questions.
All in all, Confessions: The Paris Mysteries was a great book and I can't wait to read the next and final book of this series: Confessions: The Murder Of An Angel.
coolfraidy5's review against another edition
5.0
I got this book for Christmas and read it right away and oh my gosh can this family ever get a break it's just one bad thing after another. Then at the end of the book she finds out her sister it really isn't dead and they just in the book!!!!!!!!!! With No explanation then she gets her heart crushed by her best friend and then just for a couple pages they make you think all the books where a dream WHAT!!!!!!
lpcoolgirl's review against another edition
5.0
Man, such a great book, not as much invetigation work for Tansy, but there are several things learned, and one shocking, well, technically 2, family secrets around Katherine, and yeah, I can't wait for the next book!
justc0rn's review against another edition
3.0
70% of the book was slow but the ending had an intense twist!