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A review by sammy_3003
The Night is for Hunting by John Marsden
5.0
The five remaining teens manage to leave Stratton with not only their lives but those of five orphan children. The journey back to Hell is not an easy one and once arrived, their troubles only increase as their sanctuary is no longer a safe haven.
Wow! The action ramped back up in this book and kept me on the edge of my seat.
Each book you learn more about the characters but often forget they are only teenagers themselves. It's interesting to see the up/down relationship the teen share with children as they navigate this new responsibility and adjust to a new style of living.
There are slow points in the book but I think it's like leaving breadcrumbs so when something happens you can trace back to how to came about.
I am excited and apprehensive for the last book. Who will win the war and who will be left standing?
This book is for lovers of the Tomorrow series.
Wow! The action ramped back up in this book and kept me on the edge of my seat.
Each book you learn more about the characters but often forget they are only teenagers themselves. It's interesting to see the up/down relationship the teen share with children as they navigate this new responsibility and adjust to a new style of living.
There are slow points in the book but I think it's like leaving breadcrumbs so when something happens you can trace back to how to came about.
I am excited and apprehensive for the last book. Who will win the war and who will be left standing?
This book is for lovers of the Tomorrow series.