Blind

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Summary: Everything Gets Worse
Review: Like usual in the Fearless series when things are bad, they stay bad and often get worse for the next few books. This book is the same. Each plotline from #20, Sex gets dragged out- Ed and Tatiana get closer, Josh moves in on Heather by putting stuff in her drink and giving her a "natural" energy pill, and Gaia, of course, is miserable because she can't be with Ed, can't really be with anyone. George is in this story again and he is probably one of the most likable characters in the book. He cares about Gaia and her safety and tries to get her to move back in with him. By the end of the novel, Gaia is set on killing Loki (Oliver). She finally understands why her father has to stay away from her to protect her and realizes that Oliver is the liar and the killer. However, it doesn't end the way you want it to. The preview for the next book makes Lydia, Ed's new physical therapist a little suspicious and she may be connected to Loki.

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Summary: why am i feeling bad im not still addicted?
Review: ok, so this IS an amazing series...HOWEVER why, why can Gaia never get anything good to happen in her life! so now shes no longer a virgin, knows her father loves her, and hates the people shes living with. Oh yeah...where are you going with this whole Heather-and-Josh thing Pascal? I mean all that this is going to turn into is Gaia having to beat off Josh and Heather finding or not finding out that Gaia saved her life...what ever happened to learning about the characters family or more depth...i mean yes i still crave this book like chocolate but...COME ON!!!

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Summary: wow!
Review: over the past year when i began reading fearless i couldnt put it down, i think that francine pascal is one of the best writers out there, this persuades me into trying on of the other books that she has written!. i think that many of girls can relate to gaia which is why she is so loved by all of the fearless fans. i definately cant wait for "alone" (fearless,22)

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Summary: getting worse and worse
Review: These books have gone from "can't-wait-till-the-next-one" to "oh yeh, Fearless is out--wonder if I can get it on discount". Seriously...get ON with it Pascal. This series is now pathetically boring. Readers can only take so much. Give her back Ed, let her team up with dear old dad, and let them both cream Loki. And for Pete's sake, don't let the end book be one of those unresolved things - like those horror movies where the killer's hand is seen wiggling up through the ground.