I liked this one. It was just enough confusing that I had NO idea who Jack and Jill were, and I was glad that it ended up being not the person it was hinted to be all along. The only problem I have with these books is that apparently everyone in Freetown is a stalker?! It's ridiculous really. Nevertheless, I will finish the series because they are creepy and suspenseful! and I'm still sick of the Ben Camelia thing. She needs to get the heck over him because he's an insecure emotional wreck and just BE WITH ADAM! guess we'll see what happens in the 5th and final book. (which I'm halfway done with, because I started reading it before the voices one. oops.) This book was amazing as were the ones before it. I am a big fan of the 'Touch Novel' series and find that the author introduces new problems before the others are gone which keeps the reader always wanting to read more. I wasn't able to put this book down. A highly recommended, well written and great book. You haven't lived until you have read this series. Camellia faces so much and the connection between her and Aunt Alexia is just intriguing. The letters between Jack and Jill were confusing but entertaining and towards the end, you could start to put all the pieces together and get that feeling that I could not really describe but it is like when you had spent a few days on a puzzle for example and then when you have a started to progress and build it you realize that the puzzle is missing a few pieces and you tear around the house looking for it. While reading these books I felt that same sense as to when you find those puzzle pieces and finish the puzzle. Laurie Faria Stolarz strikes again and powerful as ever.
Ahhh, really good! Although Camelia's relationships are getting frustrating.
—Tanja
Wow, could their be a greater guy than Ben?
—sayplease
very good storyline
—1011klf5150
Very good book
—gringo74
