Tears

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Summary: Getting to be like a soap opera
Review: I really like this series - the characters are great, the plot is fun, etc. - but I'm starting to become a little unhappy with how things are going. In the previous book everything started working out for Gaia - she got her father back, she's got Sam - and now she'll get Edd back. There are developments with Sam's new friend, and with Edd's decision about Heather and the money. But not long after everything gets good, things will start to fall apart. Now, it's not a bad book - I enjoyed it - but I'm not liking the way nothing seems to go good for Gaia unless its about to go bad. It's getting to be like a soap opera. But if you like the series read this book, if you haven't read this series, start at #1 Fearless.

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Summary: wonderful
Review: I really liked this book. Fearless is a suspenseful series with vivid characters, great storyline, and a bit of romance. This author blends all my favorite genres into her plots just like my favorite author, Sherry A. Mauro. Don't miss this book!

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Summary: Movement
Review: i think this was a great book. I am so happy that Gaia came back to New York. I can't believe that they think Sam killed Mike. I think Ed should dump Heather because she is acting like such a gold digger.

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Summary: sniff......
Review: In my opinion, Tears is not as good as Missing to me. But I still liked this one. I understand why they called this one Tears. :( I cried at the end.

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Summary: It's okay
Review: Not as much problems happen compared to her first couple of books. She longs out the problem with Sam and Gaia too much. But over all it was good. Just good. Nothing better. She didn't get into to much fighting. This one is mainly just about the relationship between Sam and Gaia. But it's not that bad that you should skip it. I'm hoping for a better book next time, but it seems like she is going to run out of stuff now that her dad is sort of together...

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Summary: The Happy Gaia From 'Missing' Returns
Review: Seventeen-year-old Gaia Moore couldn't be more confused. For she has finally found something that she has been searching for for years: happiness. For once she's got a great boyfriend, Sam, who truly loves her. Her father, Tom, is back in the picture, and is creating a perfect life for the both of them, even renting an apartment, going on shopping sprees, and planning family dinners for Gaia and her friends. Ed, unbeknownst to Gaia or anyone else aside from Heather, is making progress in the walking department, but doesn't feel any pleasure from his accomplishment, because Heather is still trying to get him to hide his success. And, to top it all off, Loki is in prison, and can't hurt Gaia or the people she loves anymore. But things change, and while Gaia's grinning from ear to ear now, that grin will slowly turn into a frown. After all, that's the way life goes.

Francine Pascal has once again brought a wonderful new FEARLESS book into bookstores. TEARS is filled with happiness, and sadness, as well as adventure, and love. Hardcore FEARLESS fans will be ecstatic to finally see Gaia happy, just as she was in the last book MISSING, but most be prepared for the worst, as Gaia is always right, and things can change in a heartbeat. This is a must-have book for those who have enjoyed the fourteen previous FEARLESS novels.

Erika Sorocco
Book Review Columnist for The Community Bugle Newspaper

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Summary: the best book ever
Review: The Fearless series are very interesting but the 15 book is the best of all it tells about if Ed is really going lie to get money from his accident and about Gaia and her father and about Sam and his new friend so you have to read to find out the rest but i guarantee you the book is really good so you have to have it

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Summary: Losing Steam
Review: The series started out great. The first few books were wonderful, but the plot seems to be running out of steam. I'm eagerly awaiting the next book, to see if it is picked up.

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Summary: Losing Steam
Review: The series started out great. The first few books were wonderful, but the plot seems to be running out of steam. I'm eagerly awaiting the next book, to see if it is picked up.

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Summary: Tears
Review: This book had a lot of pain going on. In the beginning everything is fine and Gaia is happy. Then Ed is hiding something from her which you already know is his pack with Heather to not tell anyone that he may be able to walk again. Sam is also hiding something from her which includes something about a threatening phone call that warns him to stay away from Gaia. Also, Josh, Sam's new friend isn't who you thinks he is. Gaia's world starts falling apart in this book because everyone in her life is being distant even her father. When things already seem bad something even worse happens, Loki escapes from jail and Tom is forced to leave the country and break Gaia's heart once more. This was a good book and it showed a lot of emotion you don't usually see.