Author: Meg Cabot
Publisher: Macmillan
Page Count: 432
Publication Date: August 10th 2010
Synopsis:
Meet Susannah Simon: she's a typical teenage girl who just
happens to be a ghost-hunter...oh, and she's also dead-over-heels for Jesse -
the sexiest spook ever! But can this girl get her ghost? In "Grave
Doubts", Suze has to contend with fellow ghost-hunter, Paul Slater, who
gives her a deadly ultimatum. Unless she dates him, he'll send Jesse into the
afterlife - for good. Paul may be totally hot, but Susannah Simon will not be
bossed around. Let the games begin...In "Heaven Sent", all Suze's dreams
have come true - she's finally dating the most gorgeous ghost of all time,
Jesse! But when her creepy admirer threatens to travel back in time and stop
Jesse from dying, Suze is distraught. Will her new boyfriend choose life or
love?
What I thought:
Being the last books in the series I expected a few things to happen that would shake up the story. I mainly expected Jesse to make a ground breaking revelation that would leave everyones jaw unhinged but I
suppose I wasn’t disappointed. As usual we had some very action packed scenes
which are my favourite parts of all the books but I finally decided that I really don’t
like Suze. At the start I liked her of the series and then in books 3 and 4 I was on the fence but apart from
her ability to see ghosts she isn’t that interesting and she’s quickly gone
from independent to boy-obsessed.
But I hate to leave a decent series unfinished so if you’ve read the last few books you might as well read
this as well because they are quite entertaining.
Rating: 3/5
I think heaven sent is a really good book and shows real imagination
ReplyDeletefor teenagers. I came across this book and started reading I couldn't
get enough. now I have the whole set and I find them all great books
I would like to write when I'm older and if you
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Well it's good you're starting young!
DeleteI write purely as a hobby and I think it's great that you'd like to be a writer. Do you want to blog or were you thinking more on the lines of writing books?
Which ever one it is, my biggest tip would be to write as much as often as you can because your writing will only get better.
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