This book really explored the complexities and emotional levels of the character's relationships, with everyone becoming stronger and happier at the end.

Home Run, Carey and Lorie!ĪMAZING! Forever Doon was a spectacular ending to a wonderful series. I really like the message this series brings to YA or anyone for that matter. Don't you want to read this now? Major faith finding and soul searching done in this book but the Protector is a bigger part of the plot. They are in Alloway with the Doonians who were able to escape over the bridge. If you are a Doon fan, pre-order now, and if you are not, then start reading the series so you can be prepared when this one is released!!Īddie has control of Doon and she has Jamie! Holy Cow! Vee thinks he's dead. There were more realistic aspects to the story (as in some casualties, though I will not say who) which is nice, because I do not like the pretty bows some authors place on top of final installments just to finish series. Things fell into place, but not so neatly to be annoying. The authors made this installment adventurous but still managed to wrap up the story and answer the questions we had (or at least I still had) from book 1. WOW! I have to say this was a super ending to an amazing series. Lorie is one-half of the author team that writes the popular DOON series, a YA reimagining of Brigadoon!, and her first solo novel, GILT HOLLOW, will release fall of 2016. Now as a full-time author and stay-at-home mom, she spends her summers editing poolside while dodging automatic water-gun fire, and the rest of the year tucked into her cozy office, Havanese puppy by her side, working to translate her effusive imagination into the written word. Lorie Langdon has over ten years of experience writing online and print advertising for a Fortune 500 company, and left her thriving corporate career to satisfy the voices in her head. Carey’s debut novel for teens, The Halo Chronicles: The Guardian, earned her national recognition as 2010 Golden Heart finalist for best young adult fiction and was recently featured at the 2012 RT Booklovers Convention in Chicago in YA Alley. She harbors a voracious passion (in no consistent order) for mohawks, Italy, musical theater, chocolate, and Jane Austen. Carey wrote her first book at the age of seven, and currently begins each morning consuming copious amounts of coffee while weaving stories that capture her exhaustive imagination. Carey Corp lives in the metropolitan Midwest with her loveable yet out-of-control family.

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