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Monday, 10 October 2011

Silence by Becca Fitzpatrick

After a long period of antisipation, begging and pleading, and bargining with mice and cat treats; I have finished Silence and it was good.

In Cresendo we are left with a major cliff hanger and in Silence it picks up several months later, and Nora can not remember the past 5 months. So memory of her kidnapping, no memory of Patch. Now she's back with her mother and wants to know what happened to her and will stop at nothing until she finds out.

I picked up this book expecting this to be the last, and with the ending I was confused, it left it open to another book; which Fitzpatrick has already confirmed on Twitter earlier this week. I read this book in one sitting, something I havent been able to do for a while but I could not put it down.

The relationship of Patch and Nora is as complicated and intrecuit as it has always been with the other books, and to be honest its what I love about this series. Each book gives the couple a brand new comflict that tears them apart and then they fight to be together, It seems more real then other books that I have read.

The book brings us a colourful cast of characters including those like Vee, who is Nora's best friend, although in this book she is more of a side throught rather then a main part of the events which upset me. In Hush Hush and cresendo, time with Vee was paramount!

If you haven't read this book or started the series then where have you been? This is such an amazing book, where the pacing is perfect and the characters are well rounded with developed personailties which is rarely present in young adult novels these days! So please, check them out!!

Thank you for reading :)

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