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Summary: W-O-W!
Review: Here is the conclusion to the trilogy and it continued where the second left off. Black John now holds a position of power in the town. He uses the people as puppets.Faye is rebelling from the Circle at the most critical time in its history. All members are needed to defeat Black John ... and quickly! A hurricane, that would have down graded to a tropical storm or veered away from land, is being controlled by Black John. If it hits land, millions will die! There is no time to evacuate. Even if there had been, Black John made sure no one could leave the area! The Circle has only three choices: 1. Give in to Black John's power 2. Let millions die 3. Pray for an inspiration to win the ultimate battle between good and evil! ***** This was the best of the three! I hated to see the trilogy end! L.J. Smith is one fabulous author! *****
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Summary: "To give up hope would be to give up a dream". (Manette)
Review: Hello, I have read all of L.J. Smith's books but... the secret circle trilogy. I was among other fans displeased to hear that the books were no longer in stock. I have read the reviews and wish that I could read such a fascination of books that fail to exist in public book stores. Since I had never read the books I am sorry to say that I cannot rate them. On the other hand I rate all of L.J. Smiths other books with 5 stars. I please ask that it may be possible for the reprinting of the 3 books. Lisa Jane Smith is a very extrodinary talented writer. She is unique with her style of writing and I can see why she is very known. No other writer comes close to her writing or catches the interest or attention such as she has. I may be one little insignificant other of the many of fans but.... one person can make a difference and I hope I can be one of many. If not at least I tried. I hope also she never stops writing. She will be missed. Thank you for your time and Support. Manette Schelling
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Summary: Great ending
Review: Cassie is finally reunited with Diana but her problems are not behind her. Faye has been elected new leader of the coven and Black John is still on the loose. Cassie is determined to make things up to Diana by reinstating her as the leader of the coven. She also realizes she must double her efforts to stay away from Adam so she begins dating Nick. The final book in The Secret Circle trilogy was not a disappointment. All the characters in the series were finally fleshed out and most of them turned out to be pretty interesting. I liked how Cassie slowly changed from the shy girl she was in the first book to a kick butt witch. She's probably my favorite L. J. Smith heroine. The ending of the series was a little to happy to be realistic but I liked it anyway. I highly recommend this series to fans of teen horror.
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Summary: Uplifting
Review: This trilogy is amazing. I love the imagery that Ms. Smith uses throughout the story. If you pay attention to detail everything is there from the beginning. I might be able to shed some light to all the fans out there looking for these titles. The first book was just reprinted, and word has it through Harper that a reprinting of the rest is most likely. I work for a book company and I had a friend check around for me. I am quite pleased. I have to say that I would have loved for Ms Smith to do one last book to this series, because you never quite know what happens. Such as, does the coven forgive Faye. And how does Cassie's mother explain Black John as being her father. For all of you who haven't read the book, sorry, but I let go of a secret in the book. But I would so READ THIS SERIES! Nick is great, and you can't help but laugh at the Henderson brothers. But Adam and Cassie, sigh, that's just another happy ending. :)
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Summary: The best trilogy
Review: The secret circle trilogy was truly the best set of books that I have read. I read these books when I was in sixth grade and now I am a senior, and I continue to re-read these every so often. Cassie is beleavable charecter and it is nice to have a sereies where the women are in power rather than the boys. I also felt that Nick and Diana are truly suited for each other. I wish Ms. Smith would write another installment to tie up all those loose ends: Black John and Cassie's mom, Adam and Cassie, The school's reaction to it all. I am truly glad that thos book is becoming more avaliable and once again Ms. Smith please right another installment for this series.
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Summary: AWESOME
Review: To be honest I read this one before all the others because I had no idea that this was the last one in the series (the Volume III) was very small and I guess I just didn't notice. Cassie has made a few mistakes before this book and is brought up before her circle coven on an accusation from another member. She continues to prove herself and her worth with the coven as the book kicks up more dirt. Diana is her best friend...so how could she love Adam? Faye is a member of the coven and yet how could she be so cruel? Nick is so quiet and yet how can she deny the gleam in his eye? Because I do not know the other books of yet I cannot comment on the other ones, but this was a great book and I cannot wait until I purchase and read the first two. It must be a very special feeling to be apart of what these teenagers are in; knowing that they can count on one another and have someone in their corner. That is what I love most about this book. L.J. Smith makes you feel you are apart of the in-crowd and it feels really good!!
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Summary: Yes! This is a book review!
Review: This is a very good book. I have read this book repeatedly since 1997, and now finally own all three. I think this trilogy is one of the best by L J Smith because it's really one book split up into three volumes and goes alot more indepth than some of her other books. My favourite character is Nick, surprisingly enough but I don't think, like some other reviews I have seen, that he should 'get together' with Diana - the two characters are totally wrong for each other. The ending is rather predictable, but if Cassie didn't end up with Adam the entire trilogy would be pointless, as the basic theme is Cassie and Adam's tormented love for each other - though they don't work out until The Power that their love will never go away.
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Summary: The Little White Mouse Fights Back!
Review: I have never, ever, found a series as good as this one. I've read the Sweep series, which is wonderful, I've read Circle of Three which is...alright but no series has ever measured up to these three books. In this one Cassie starts to really find the power within. I don't just mean her witch powers but also a core within herself that makes her strong. The final showdown between her and her father is great. I was cheering for her all the way. This book has it all-strong heroine, dashing hero(es) (come on, we can't forget Nick!)and wonderful secondary characters. ...
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Summary: The Power!
Review: The Power starts where The Captive left off. Faye reveals the half- truth about Cassie and Adam. Cassie begs Diana for forgiveness and the chance to redeem herself. Cassie's grandmother is dead. At her grandmothers funeral Cassie meets her new principle, and she knows right away that its Black John. Cassie and Nick start going out much to Diana's surprise. Meanwhile Faye is working with Black John. And to top things off Portia and her brothers come to town. In the midst of all this Cassie learns a shocking secret that will change everything. And Black John has plans in store for the coven. Will Cassie and the others be able to stop him? Ok I know Adam and Cassie were soulmates but UGH who in their right mind would chose Adam over Nick???? And Nick and Diana should not be together. They are so worng for each other. Anywayz read this book. It was an awesome conclusion! Once again L.J. weaves a great tale.
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Summary: Don't stop NOW!
Review: I can't believe it's over. It wasn't long enough. I desperately need more of this series. This is the 3rd and last book in the series and it's so good I can't even believe it. I liked all three books so much that I actually went out and bought a piece of hematite, rose quartz and two other crystals. Crazy? I know it is, I'm 26 years old and J.L. Smith is one of my FAVORITE authors.
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