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Family: The Girl in the Box, Book Four by Robert J. Crane

calsteinbeck's review against another edition

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4.0

This book series is getting better and better with each book. So many bloody twists and turns I'm getting whiplash.

brandi35's review against another edition

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5.0

This story just keeps getting better and better. This particular installment is good because some questions are finally answered! For example: what is going on with Sienna's absent mother? There is some light shines on who Omega is.

Of course now we are left with more questions. But I feel good as some of the problems have been resolved.

Very good character development and storyline. As always I cannot wait to continue reading the series and am glad it's along one and still going!

katiejh's review against another edition

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5.0

Each of the books in this series keeps getting better and better! I couldn't put this down!

ar3mis's review against another edition

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dark emotional mysterious tense fast-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Character
  • Strong character development? No
  • Loveable characters? It's complicated
  • Diverse cast of characters? No
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? No

3.5

chrystalclearwpg's review against another edition

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4.0

 
I can honestly say that as the story line progresses within Sienna's life you do start to feel for the girl. She has gone through so much in such a short time that I find I do forget that she is only 18 years old. She was sheltered in everyway possible from the world, life and even the truth of who and what she is from the only person she knew. Her own mother showed her no mercy like most of the people around her now and yet Sienna is starting to see how trust can either make or break you. I give this story a 4 star for the progression of the story line and of course the very concept of the metahumans is fascinating.

sleepseeker's review against another edition

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5.0

This was great from start to finish. The book keeps on giving us new clues towards the end. Once something else is solved, we get a new crumb to figure out.

I still love the main character Sienna. She is strong while still having feelings. I love her humor and sarcastic nature. She had lots of personal growth in this book, especially in regards to her mother. I can't wait to see where things head with Sienna. Many people are trying to knock her down and she always gets back up to fight.

I love the ending. I didn't see it coming and can't wait to find out what happens next. We learned some new stuff about people and some new secrets. I'm rooting for Sienna and hope the warning at the end, isn't all true.

Overall this book was great. Somethings I guessed and some I did not see coming. I enjoy a book, when I don't guess every shocker to be revealed.

I'm onward to read the next book, excited to find out what happens next.

mzzmia's review against another edition

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5.0

I love Sienna. She's so damn resilient and surprisingly innocent despite all the shit that gets thrown at her. There's no emotional drama, no hysterics and when she needs to kick ass, she does. I love me some Sienna.

jakluke's review against another edition

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3.0

I thought that this book was good. It - as with the previous 3 books - is a really easy read and pretty easy to follow.
It does have quite a bit of a prestory so after waiting a couple of months between reading the first three and this one it took a while to get back in to understanding who was who and what had happened, but it really didnt detract all that much from the story.
The only thing that frustrates me is that a person who had been kept the way she had been for so long would not act they way she does.
This is only a minor fristration though.

laurareadingforsurvival's review against another edition

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4.25

This is my favourite so far in the series. I enjoyed all the twists Crane managed to weave into this book and all the layers that are slowly peeling back to reveal an undercurrent story.