Ayxan Solongo reviewed Plague by Michael Grant (Gone -- bk 4)
Review of 'Plague' on 'Storygraph'
2 stars
Well, oof.
It took me 1 month to finish this book. It was really hard to get through it. I was always finding excuses not to read, even though I generally wanted to read a book, just not this one. Do anything but not read this fricking book.
It’s just... not exiting at all anymore.
I couldn’t care less for the characters. It’s always the same in each book. For every single character, always the same. And the characters I do care for, appear maybe for 5% of the story, not having much of a role.
Diana – damn, I really just want this girl to be happy. And be free. From Caine, but also generally from this world. She’s still an interesting character and I do like (more or less) reading her parts, but I really wish for her to die. Or disappear. Not that she’s gone, but so …
Well, oof.
It took me 1 month to finish this book. It was really hard to get through it. I was always finding excuses not to read, even though I generally wanted to read a book, just not this one. Do anything but not read this fricking book.
It’s just... not exiting at all anymore.
I couldn’t care less for the characters. It’s always the same in each book. For every single character, always the same. And the characters I do care for, appear maybe for 5% of the story, not having much of a role.
Diana – damn, I really just want this girl to be happy. And be free. From Caine, but also generally from this world. She’s still an interesting character and I do like (more or less) reading her parts, but I really wish for her to die. Or disappear. Not that she’s gone, but so that she’s free. Which is why I liked her decision at the end.
Caine – predictable and so not interesting. It was obvious he’d want to go back to the town, it was obvious he’s lying to Diana, so that she gets what she wants to hear, so that he can sleep with her.
Sam – the better brother, but still not interesting enough for me to care. Same as Caine, he only wants sex. And he doesn’t respects his partner (Astrid). Doesn’t respect her not wanting sex. Dude should worry about not starving or getting this new disease, but somehow still finds the time to be mad at Astrid for not having sex. And guess what then? Gets drunk and kisses Taylor.
