Six years have passed since the end of Sister, Missing and Madison is now a teenager. During a visit to older sister Lauren, she learns that their biological father was an anonymous sperm donor and sets out to track him down. Her search bears fruit sooner than she expects, but is the father she discovers all he seems? As Madison gets drawn into a mysterious investigation involving missing girls and secret hideaways, she finds herself in more and more danger...
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Sophie is the award-winning author of a range of teen thrillers, including the Missing series (Girl, Missing, Sister, Missing and Missing Me), Blood Ties and Blood Ransom and the Medusa Project series. She has also written two romance series: the Luke and Eve books and the Flynn series, which starts with the novel Falling Fast. More details here: www.sophiemckenziebooks.com And here: facebook.com/sophiemckenzieauthor Twitter: @sophiemckenzie_
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By ghybjkl
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
Okay so to begin with I want to say I am a MASSIVE fan of this series.
To begin with I didn't like the character Madison who as you probably gathered is the narrator for the book. I just felt like Lauren was a much more likeable character. However, my view slowly changed as the story progressed and I found myself beginning to warm to her. I guess it just took some getting used to, especially as there are quite a lot of new characters in the book.
Although the ideas were new I did find the book a little repetitive and similar to the other's in the series. I can't really say how as that would ruin the story for those who haven't read it. I just feel the first book was so absolutely brilliant that nothing could follow it, it had such an original concept and was written in a truly unique way that I found it hard to look at the other books in the same way. However having said that I feel that the book did have some new and original concepts in it that gave it a slight twist to the rest of the series. I also loved the way it portrayed much more mature themes which gave the book a darker but also more interesting plot, my heart was actually beating so fast at some points!
I can in no way whatsoever fault the way it was written. The books flows effortlessly thanks to McKenzie's stunning way of writing and now that I've finished it I want to read it all over again. I really can't accept that this series is finished! I thought the ending was actually left fairly open in a way for the book to be continued... there were a few loose ends I picked up, but obviously this is the last in the series so I know that there won't be another book.
I think the books have become increasingly darker and more mature with progression through the series. I kind of like this as I'm 15 and so the first book feels a little young for me now, however this book felt much more appropriate for my age and I think it could cater for a large audience.
So overall I didn't think it was as good as the first book. Like I said though, the first book was just too good to be beaten and so I think McKenzie did a fantastic job at carrying on writing with the plot and developing it into a series which although I feel has not lived up to the first book has been fantastic. Although it has some repetitive elements the main plot is defiantly unique and brilliantly written. I totally recommend for anyone wanting a unique, interesting read that is a perfect end to the series.
To begin with I didn't like the character Madison who as you probably gathered is the narrator for the book. I just felt like Lauren was a much more likeable character. However, my view slowly changed as the story progressed and I found myself beginning to warm to her. I guess it just took some getting used to, especially as there are quite a lot of new characters in the book.
Although the ideas were new I did find the book a little repetitive and similar to the other's in the series. I can't really say how as that would ruin the story for those who haven't read it. I just feel the first book was so absolutely brilliant that nothing could follow it, it had such an original concept and was written in a truly unique way that I found it hard to look at the other books in the same way. However having said that I feel that the book did have some new and original concepts in it that gave it a slight twist to the rest of the series. I also loved the way it portrayed much more mature themes which gave the book a darker but also more interesting plot, my heart was actually beating so fast at some points!
I can in no way whatsoever fault the way it was written. The books flows effortlessly thanks to McKenzie's stunning way of writing and now that I've finished it I want to read it all over again. I really can't accept that this series is finished! I thought the ending was actually left fairly open in a way for the book to be continued... there were a few loose ends I picked up, but obviously this is the last in the series so I know that there won't be another book.
I think the books have become increasingly darker and more mature with progression through the series. I kind of like this as I'm 15 and so the first book feels a little young for me now, however this book felt much more appropriate for my age and I think it could cater for a large audience.
So overall I didn't think it was as good as the first book. Like I said though, the first book was just too good to be beaten and so I think McKenzie did a fantastic job at carrying on writing with the plot and developing it into a series which although I feel has not lived up to the first book has been fantastic. Although it has some repetitive elements the main plot is defiantly unique and brilliantly written. I totally recommend for anyone wanting a unique, interesting read that is a perfect end to the series.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Kate
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
It was not as good as the first two books because it repeated lots, however I still struggled to put the book down, which is always a good sign.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
WOW!
This is a great book following the past books, harder to relate to Madison though after the first were told by Lauren great book!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Published 20 hours ago by Ruth Owen
4.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing
I liked the book but it is not as good as the others but has a very happy ending which I think is nice
Published 10 days ago by Hc
5.0 out of 5 stars
fantastic book
bought this along with "Girl Missing" and "Sister Missing" for my 12 year old daughter who has barely read a book in her life, not for the want of trying - she just... Read more
Published 14 days ago by dawn hutchison
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Best book ever
This is a brilliant book you will love wolf! There all grown up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 11+ Lauren has some epic news lol
Published 16 days ago by Maddy Lowem
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Great Read!
I didnt think this book could live up the others in this series but it did! I was hooked on the storyline, and loved the way the characters and plot developed. Read more
Published 27 days ago by anon
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5 stars!!
Absolutely amazing, could not put it down one of the best books I have ever read! Highly recommended! Just brilliant!
Published 27 days ago by Lucy
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missing me
great book! loved them all definitely would recommend to any girl from 10 years old and up. really good book
Published 1 month ago by Emily Goodman
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Missing me
I loved this book. My heart was beating really fast as I read it. Sophie McKenzie really has a great way of writing books to draw the reader in. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Alexandra Desai
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love it
This a great book to end the missing series, i loved all of them but i especially loved this one as it was in Madison's point of view. I would highly recommend the missing series.
Published 1 month ago by RC Trading
5.0 out of 5 stars
great
I loved missing me .
Its an awesome novel and I really hope there's another series
I would recommend it to absolutely anyone who loves romance and kidnapping
(And... Read more
Its an awesome novel and I really hope there's another series
I would recommend it to absolutely anyone who loves romance and kidnapping
(And... Read more
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