Paperback: 258 Pages
Published: December 6, 2011
Series: Haunting Emma
1. Deception
2. Betrayal
3. Surrender
Rating: ★★★★
Goodreads Synopsis:
After a devastating battle at
headquarters in New York ,
the ghostkeeping world is in shambles. When Emma and Bennett return home, they
are determined to defeat the wraithmaster, Neos, forever. But it's not going to
be easy. Bennett's parents kick him out when they realize he is still using
drugs to enhance his powers. Emma is convinced her aunt has come back from the
dead to warn her of a new threat. And worst of all, Neos is using wraiths to
possess the students at Thatcher
Academy . If the ghosts
manage to take over the entire school, even Emma won't be strong enough to stop
them. But if either she or Bennett sacrifice his or her powers, they might be
able to save the ghostkeeping world once and for all-and break the
"ghostkeepers lose their powers when they fall in love" curse. The
question is: who will be the one to surrender all power?
Fast-paced and
romantic, this conclusion to the Haunting Emma trilogy will thrill readers as
it brings the ghostly mystery to a close.
My Review:
This series
has finally ended with a bang. I was skeptical about the ending of Surrender
since I wasn't a big fan of the second book but, this book took me by surprise.
Emma and her friends are dealing with the aftermath of
the battle at Knell; the ghost-keepers headquarters in New York . Everyone is confused and hurt
trying to figure out what to do next. However, Emma is now more determined than
ever to banish Neos once and for all. To do this, she must first locate the
ashes of Neos in Thatcher academy with the help of her friends. But that's
easier said then done. She's going to need everyone's help including Bennett.
But Bennett has been kicked out from his house because he has been using a
powerful drug to enhance his powers so he can be with Emma. Can Emma defeat
Neos and save Bennett before he destroys himself? Well you're gonna have to
read to find out what happens.
Overall, a good book to read. Sure it had its annoying
moments and I just wanted to hit someone. But the characters came to their
senses and did what had to be done in order to save their families and friends.
Very quick read and an interesting take on ghosts.
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