4.5 stars.i love these books!they are fast paced, and i love the alternating pov chapters/sub chapters.a book you can easily devour in one day...as long as you don't have to go to work or school!i'm reading the omnibus with 4-6, but am doing separate reviews for the individual books....i thought it was pretty clear who the murderer was, but not right away, so points for that. i also liked that the murderer had a few of his (or her) own sub chapters in their pov.i really like the writing style, and the uniqueness of the series. there are only a few things that date the book...remember, it was originally published 13 years ago, but not horribly dated, like mentioning pagers and pay phones (anita blake anyone?)only other issue i have, and it is a snall one, is blond v blonde....blonde is for a female, blond is male....most people don't know that, so i don't hold it against them, but i can't stand when an author will randomly alternate between the 2 spellings for the same character, like they're not sure, so instead of looking it up, they're just gonna use both in the hopes that some are right, instead of getting them either all right or all wrong. Ms. Pascal does NOT do this, which i appreciate. consistently, through out the book she only uses "blond" regardless of the sex. i respect this MUCH more! she's sticking to her guns, right or wrong!
I've read this series over ten years ago. But I remember it being very good. For the first 18 books. After that the more it lasted the worst it got. I stopped at book 32. These days I wouldn't give it more than 20.Back to the good stuff. I found that Gaia was a good strong, pretty but still flawed character. She was special without being annoying. It's just that once the author stopped looking over the shoulder of the ghost writer. Things went down the drain pretty fast.Last note. The series may be in boxes but I won't be giving them away any time soon. She's a good example of an interesting main character in an interesting premise.
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This was really good. I loved how Pascal threaded Gaia's first date with the fact that she isn't as invincible as she believes. The suspense of whether or not she will find out who is really helping her is killing me. I can't wait to see why Gaia ended up the way she is and why does Daniel keep saying that he isn't afraid of her.
—Delali
Eh, this one wasn't one of my favorites in the series. David was...a filler, but also a mystery. Why is he like that? What is his relationship with Loki? The thing about Fearless is that there are always questions that are asked, but not always answered. This keeps readers going and wanting more. My favorite part so far is the love triangle between Sam/Heather/Gaia. I mean, who doesn't love a good love triangle? Another thing that I really liked was that Ed and Sam teamed up to save Gaia. I thou
—Maggie
Some things left me abit confused. Such as "David"...he called Loki his Uncle and he's Gaia's uncle so wouldn't that make them siblings and Loki killed him...? Also the Tom Moore isn't helping out anyone, like hes afraid for his own life and Gaia's but pretty much just watches her from afar. TOM DO SOMETHING DAMMIT. Other than that, I love how we get to see inside every characters head once in a while.
—Susie
