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I can't believe it is over. I'm not ready to say goodbye to these characters. They were just perfect even the ones I wasn't so fond of (Jake). I was impressed the way in concluded because it wrapped everything up nicely. Most of all the story lines were covered and it left a little bit open so you could use your imagination. I wish there was more but unfortunately their story is done. The characters I will miss the most is Dean and Max. We didn't get too much of Max in this book but he was such a big personality that it will be hard to forget him. I loved the added touch of Jocie's point of view because her story line was fantastic and fascinating. It was so different from the others. I have been looking for a story that pulls you in this since I read the Gone series and now I have finally find one. I just can't get over how thrilled I was with this series. I did decide read each book a different way. The first book I read on my Kindle. The second book I read the paperback and the third book I listened to on Audible. I have to say that the narrator did a great job. He captured the emotions and voice of both Dean and Jocie.


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Savage Drift Emmy Laybourne 9781444917901 Books Reviews

My son really enjoyed this series but I was shocked at the content when he told me about it. This book is full of bad teen behavior, some of which results in a teen pregnancy. I haven't read all three but I've skimmed and I recommend that if your child wants to read this, sample it yourself first. Again, he loved all three but I think he may have been to young for the content. I say this is not for a kid under 17 but read it for yourself. I wish i had. Hope this helps.
Review - Monument 14 Savage Drift

5 out of 5 gnomes

Now this has definitely been a great series. I loved the world, tone, and characters of these books. You have deadly serious moments mixed around with moments of hope and even some laugh out loud moments. This ending was fitting and also non-depressing which alone in my view gives this book a plethora of gold stars/awesomeness.

I really like having the chapters from both Dean and Josie’s points of view. They are in different places both physically and mentally and both their journeys are crazy. Dean really grows over the course of the series and especially this book. Josie has to pretty much find her way back to being able to care again and her journey is enough to drive anybody insane.

There is a love triangle but it has an actually understandable resolution and doesn’t feel shoehorned in like some triangles do. These teens all do a lot of growing up in this book. Dean and Josie probably grow the most as characters.

It’s all about family, finding family and or making a family out of who you have left. There are plenty of scary situations and some rather surprising twists in the story. All these characters have big personalities and there is no drought of conflict.

I thought this was a very fitting end to the series because not every question is answered so this makes it so you can only imagine what’s going to happen next to this world.

Overall a superb and intriguing story of survival. I highly recommend this series because you'll find yourself drawn into this story and caring so much about all of the characters.
This book was SO predictable.

I predicted a tense, tight plot bingo!

I predicted that it'd be a page-turner check!

I predicted that strong characters would steal my heart tada!

Are there no dull boring plot-writers left in this world? *Sigh* I suppose I will have to succumb to the mind-blowing, gut-wrenching aftermath of reading a fantastic book. My emotions are in upheaval.

If you haven't figured it out yet, I loved Savage Drift. It was just as strong as the first two M14 books and I expected nothing less from Laybourne.

This time, we followed Dean and Josie's points of view (POVs.) At first I was hesitant entering Josie's head. I wasn't sure how it would fit with my current view of her. But it worked. In fact, it worked really well. I never once, in all three books or POVs, got confused as to who's head we were in. That's tough to pull off with first-person.

Josie's story broke my heart. At one point, a character refers to the "O Camps" as a concentration camp, and that's almost what it was like. Her struggles with figuring out who she was internally -- monster or human -- were realistic and bittersweet. I especially loved how she saw God work. She kept praying and praying for a sign that she should end her life. Almost wanting confirmation that it was okay for her to give up and die. Finally, frustrated with His silence, she prayed for a sign that she shouldn't end her life. A sign that she should keep fighting.

And that's when He answered.

It was sweet. It was perfect. And it completely fit.

Dean's POV was also gripping, even though we've been with him through all three books. A favorite part about Savage Drift was watching him grow up. Dean became such a leader in this book, which was a true miracle when you think back to who he'd been at the start of this whole story.

Okay, we've established the characters are strong.

Now, what about the plot? Weren't we all happy and safe at the end of book two?

Well, not all of us. Josie! We had to rescue Josie! Not just that, but Astrid's about to pop out a baby and that's a scary thing for a seventeen-year-old to handle, especially when the government is kidnapping pregnant women.

I never got bored with this book. I read it in a day. I admit, when I first picked it up I thought it would be hard to make the plot as tight or interesting as the first two. But Savage Drift gets into the government's reaction to all the chaos. What are they doing about it? What are they hiding? And what are all these experiments they keep stealing people for?

CONS
Please keep in mind that these cons are based on my subjectivity and my preferences. I share them in the hopes that they will help other readers with similar interests know what to expect.

There was some violence I could have done without. You know, ripping out guts by the handful and repetitive stabbing. That sort of thing. Also, certain steps of intimacy bother me in YA books. A couple has sex, but the writing is not gratuitous. I just don't like the message that sixteen-year-olds should sleep together if they're in love.

Overall, the book was fantastic. The entire series has left me impressed. And what a sweet ending! I won't give anything away, but it concluded everything that needed to be concluded and left me sad to say goodbye, but fully satisfied. I recommend it for older teens and up.

I rate this a four star mostly because I'm a pretty tight stickler with that five-star rating. A five-star book needs to blow my mind in ten million different directions and then stick with me forever. Savage Drift just blew it in one million. ;) If had half star ratings, I'd give it a 4.5
I can't believe it is over. I'm not ready to say goodbye to these characters. They were just perfect even the ones I wasn't so fond of (Jake). I was impressed the way in concluded because it wrapped everything up nicely. Most of all the story lines were covered and it left a little bit open so you could use your imagination. I wish there was more but unfortunately their story is done. The characters I will miss the most is Dean and Max. We didn't get too much of Max in this book but he was such a big personality that it will be hard to forget him. I loved the added touch of Jocie's point of view because her story line was fantastic and fascinating. It was so different from the others. I have been looking for a story that pulls you in this since I read the Gone series and now I have finally find one. I just can't get over how thrilled I was with this series. I did decide read each book a different way. The first book I read on my . The second book I read the paperback and the third book I listened to on Audible. I have to say that the narrator did a great job. He captured the emotions and voice of both Dean and Jocie.