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Maximum Ride: Nevermore

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Maximum Ride: Nevermore

Synopsis

ONE LAST CHANCE . . . FOR MAX, FANG, AND DYLAN . . . BEFORE IT ALL ENDS. Are you ready for the final chapter? Are you ready for the ultimate flight? Because THIS IS IT. One last incredible, explosive adventure with an astonishing ending that no one will see coming.

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ISBN:: 9780099544128
Category:: Science Fiction
Format:: Paperback
Publication Date:: 2012-08-02
Series:: Maximum Ride
Publisher:: ARROW YOUNG
Country of origin:: GBR
Pages:: 384
Pagination:: 352 pages
Dimensions (mm):: 216 x 135
Weight:: 390g

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Two Stars
don't bother, really!!

Reviewed by Marianne V. | see all reviews by Marianne V.

20/01/2013

Nevermore is the eighth and (thankfully) final novel in the Maximum Ride series by James Patterson. The action opens with Max, Dylan, Iggy, Gazzy and Nudge living in Oregon and going to school, trying to be normal kids. Fangs gang, Fang, Maya, Star, Kate, Ratchet and Holden are in California where Fang is monitoring the activity of the 99%ers, an extension of the Doomsday group from the previous novel. Angel, missing since events in Paris, is being held at the School by, you guessed it, those evil scientists, doing nasty experiments and surgical procedures. Much of the Max chapters are filled will teen angst. Lots of nasties from previous books turn up: another version of Ari and the Erasers; Jeb Batchelder; and Gunther-Hagen. The Voice is again heard, by Fang and all the Flock. Once again, we have the situation of the Flock going to rescue one of their members from captivity in a lab full of evil, psychotic scientists: how many times have we done this now? Does saving the world include recycling plots as well as paper? The Flock finally end up on a tropical island paradise, and if that sounds too god to be true, well, of course it is. It is hard to know why Patterson dragged this series out for so long. Or perhaps it isnt; I borrowed this book from the library as I wasnt going to outlay money after the last two. The writing is poor, the plot predictable and the characters wooden. In the first Fang chapter, Patterson even forgot that Fangs gang had six members. I stubbornly stuck with this series even when it went seriously downhill after Saving the World, because I wasnt going to let it beat me: thank god thats over!!
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