The Mediator 6: Heaven Sent [Kindle Edition]

I have read all of the mediator books and i have to say that this one was the best ever, although i really liked it, i don't want it to end, i will miss reading about Suze and Jesse and all their troubles. It has such a sweet ending and i have to say i am really glad it ended like that because it just made it so happy. I would recommend it to girls ages 12 - 16, becaus ethis is the age at which most of the characters are and you will understand it really well. I don't see how Meg Cabot can write like she does becaus eshe is so good at it, i have read all of the books in the series and read all of them in less than 2 days, becaus ethey are so goo doyu just can't put them down. So i defenitly recomend it to you, and all of the other Mag Caot books, because she is such a great author and all her books are really good.

this book made me cry. i know it sounds like i'm a sentimental freak, which i pretty much am, lol.

but this book had all the characteristics of a perfect teenage rainy-day novel. the character organisation was incredible! paul slater made the perfect kind of demon- he's so original in the way that he seems hot but has powers u couldnt dream of, and he kept me on tenderhooks all the time becuz i always expected him to cause trouble whenever things were going perfectly with suze and jesse.

speaking of suze and jesse, their chemistry sounds perfect- not all over the place like u know pashing 24/7 but meg cabot just hit it off straight away with the jesse character. he was tender, kind, sensible, did ADORABLE thigns and the part at the barn when suze and paul had travelled back in time just portrayed jesse perfectly, in that he cared for a perfect stranger even though he had no connection with her as far as he knew? it made him seem like the trusting sort of guy which was done VERY well by meg cabot. in one phrase, jesse is= my idea of a 19th century hottie, looks and personality wise.

and we cant 4get suze right?. what can i say about suze? (can i call her sue? its easier to type). the way meg cabot combined the two personalities of sue and jesse to form a couple was amazing. sue- bold, knows what she ants, tender underneath, jesse is the world to her, never tries to push ppl into doing what she wants, but will do things HERSELF to get what she wants if her accomplice is unwilling, and jesse- you cant push him around because once decides on something he can be a bit stubborn, but soft in the heart so wont try to pry the info out of you in a menacing way and etc etc. you know what i mean.

heaven sent is the perfect way to end the mediator series- if onlythere was a sequel to this book cuz sometimes i wonder what became of the couple. nevertheless, the end was more than satisfying, so if u havent read this book, i can assure you, you're missing out!

The Mediator books are great stories but before you buy - BEWARE. The title list implies there are 12 "Mediator" book titles by Meg Cabot whereas there are only 6, but each book is published under 2 different titles (why?). For information: "Mediator 1 - Love You To Death" ISBN 0 330437372 is identical to "Shadowland (Mediator)" ISBN 0060725117; "Mediator 2 - High Stakes" ISBN 0330437380 is identical to "Ninth Key (Mediator)" ISBN 0060725125; "Mediator 3 - Mean Spirits" ISBN 0330437399 is identical to "Reunion (Mediator)" ISBN 0060725133; "Mediator 4 - Young Blood" ISBN 0330437402 is identical to "Darkest Hour (Mediator)" ISBN 0060725141; "Mediator 5 - Grave Doubts" ISBN 0330418335 is identical to "Haunted (Mediator)" ISBN 0060751649; and "Mediator 6 - Heaven Sent" ISBN 0330434829 is identical to "Twilight (Mediator)" ISBN 0060724692.