The Evolution of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin That was so interesting and unique!! How did people wait so long in between books? I don’t think I’ll be able to.
I can’t believe I put off this series for so long. And that book was way creepier than I like to read this late. Holy shit what did I just read? I wanted to sleep at a reasonable hour tonight, goddamnit. In fact, this was my exact Goodreads instant reaction review: I couldn’t wait until the following month for the book club meeting.
I don’t want to spoil anything even though EVERYONE has read this, so there you have it.Īfter the intense cliffhanger, I started book two the next day. What the hell could possibly happen next? What does Noah know? All of my GR status updates say things like “very intrigued” and “this gets better by the minute” because I couldn’t believe everything that was happening to her. There were quite a few twists and things that really had me curious. I was hoping to read a little bit before bed and absolutely could not stop reading no matter what I did. It seemed like a big ol’ mindfuck… and that’s kind of exactly what happened. I was intrigued by the memory loss concept and honestly didn’t know what to expect genre-wise. I found myself incredibly addicted right off the bat. We chose it for book club and I was happy to finally read this series, since it’s been on my TBR foreeeever. She doesn’t believe that after everything she’s been through, she can fall in love. She believes there must be more to the accident she can’t remember that killed her friends and left her mysteriously unharmed. Mara Dyer doesn’t think life can get any stranger than waking up in a hospital with no memory of how she got there. Published by Simon and Schuster on September 27th 2011Īlso by this author: The Becoming of Noah Shaw, The Reckoning of Noah Shaw Genres: Young Adult, Mystery/Thriller, Paranormal The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin Goodreads shelving can spoil you on that, so sorry if you didn’t know! Here are some mini reviews: The plot summary gave almost no information and I really didn’t know if this was a mystery or paranormal series. I had put off reading these books for a while because they seemed a little… not Lauren-y? I like books about memory loss and the aftereffects, but this series seemed to weird and creepy for me. That was definitely the case for the Mara Dyer trilogy. I love getting addicted to a world and seeing what happens post-cliffhanger in the next book. It takes a lot for me to really keep engaged and read “the same thing” back-to-back like this… So when I do it, you know it’s worth it! I was definitely late to the party on this one and have no one to blame but myself. As you know, I love to binge a good series when I can.
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