A review by djinnia
The Gift by Ned Rust, James Patterson
4.0
Okay, technically I listened to this book on playaway, but who could say no to listening to Frodo tell you a story.
First off, the continuing saga of Wisty and Whit hasn't lost it's appeal for me. This is in spite of the fact that Whit has the annoying obsession with his dead girlfriend, Celia. It made me drop the rating because he just can't get over the fact.
Byron, is as much of a creep as ever.
The One Who Is The One is as rotten and cruel as he is in the first.
I loved when he and the twin face off during the story. All that drama.
All-in-all, a good book.
First off, the continuing saga of Wisty and Whit hasn't lost it's appeal for me. This is in spite of the fact that Whit has the annoying obsession with his dead girlfriend, Celia. It made me drop the rating because he just can't get over the fact.
Byron, is as much of a creep as ever.
The One Who Is The One is as rotten and cruel as he is in the first.
I loved when he and the twin face off during the story. All that drama.
All-in-all, a good book.