Moral for the main character is that he or she must keep their powers under control, but what if they can't? You get Mara. There are all stories where main characters are warned off from exposing their powers, else they end up in an asylum. We all know of side characters like this: developing paranormal powers, unable to hide it, and thus gets shipped off to a mental institute. But how do you do that when the powers you have are exactly what's keeping you in the mental hospital, and the person who's terrorizing you leaves no evidence? Mara needs to strategically figure a way to prove she's not crazy to get out of the institute so that she can go home and figure out how to prove Jude's alive, and to protect her family. No one will believes that Jude is alive and trying to kill her, and thus her parents are forced to ship her to a mental residence. We get more gaps of memory, and Mara finds herself in a sticky situation.
The book picks up a day or two since the reeling revelation that Mara's ex-boyfriend, Jude, is alive. It's extremely hard to review this book, since everything that happens is based on the events of the ending of the last book. THAT ENDING.ĭisclaimer: if you haven't read the first book yet, DO NOT READ THIS REVIEW. I was up all night reading, and once I finished it, I couldn't stop thinking about it. People told me not to read this at night. In this gripping sequel to The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer, the truth evolves and choices prove deadly. She couldn't imagine that after everything she's been through, the boy she loves would still be keeping secrets. She used to think her problems were all in her head. Mara Dyer once believed she could run from her past.She can't. The truth about Mara Dyer's dangerous and mysterious abilities continues to unravel in the New York Times bestselling sequel to the thrilling The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer. Favourite Line: "This was the boy I loved.
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