Nevermore by James Patterson

My second review for today is Nevermore by James Patterson.

Again, as these are my first few reviews, I have to warn you. I'm only using my own knowledge of writing to piece together my reviews. My critics are based on my own thoughts and opinions, and everyone's are different. There may be possible spoilers here.

Review of Nevermore by James Patterson:
Possible Spoiler Alert!
Let me say: amazing! Prior to reading this, I had re-read Angel, the book before this. Having caught myself up in the action, I've got to applaud Mr. Patterson. I am thoroughly speechless. Each turn of events caught me off guard, and that alone is what has me so awestruck. There aren't many books I can say have done that. Everything was unexpected. There truly isn't anything I can say that won't give anything away. I don't want to ruin your experience! There are twists and turns around every corner. My favorite part was when Max and Dylan were supervising Nudge and her date. I love Max's humor so much, and I'm sure you will too. By the end of the book, I've only got one question. What happened to the first Ari? If you want to know what I mean, highlight over the white blank.
Jeb basically told Angel that the Erasers were less succesful versions of Ari. But in the first book, Ari was surrounded by Erasers. So what happened to the first Ari?
Overall, I loved this book. I cried with Angel, I cheered for Max, and I sympathized for Fang. I'm sorry, Dylan, but Fang's got my vote. I would recommend this book to anyone. It was a great finale to a wonderful series.