Showing posts with label i am number four. Show all posts
Showing posts with label i am number four. Show all posts

Saturday, November 16, 2013

The Forgotten Ones (Lorien Legacies)

I don’t always write reviews on the novellas that I read, usually because they are so short. I loved most of the stories in the Lost Legacies series, but since so many of them were twenty pages or less I didn’t think that writing a review made much sense, plus I usually read those out of order since I just think they are fun and don’t put as much time and energy into making sure I read them in the correct order. Some people have said that they think the novellas are necessary to the storyline of the I Am Number Four Series, but as someone who has been reading them after the sequels are out, I can tell you that while they are not necessary, they are great additions to the story.

The Forgotten Ones, the sixth novella in the Lost Files set, followers the time in between the third and forth books. The Mogadorian base in Dulce has been destroyed by the traitor Adam and the Gaurde. This novella follows what Adam was doing between then and when he called Sam to warn him that the Mogs had discovered their hidden base. During those weeks, Adam (thought to be dead) had been running from his father and the others from his planet. That is, until he discovered that the Mogs were experimenting on Crimera. Risking his life, he travels to New York in the hopes of freeing the Crimera and uniting them with the Gaurde.

Saturday, September 14, 2013

The Fall of Five (I Am Number Four Series) REVIEW


I love the Lorien Series, ever since reading I Am Number Four a few years back, I can't stop. The Fall of Five is just as gripping and fantastic as the other novels, and e-reader novellas that came before it. 
This book brings the entire Garde together, but not only that it also reunites Sam and his father. While living in Nine's penthouse in Chicago all the living members of Lorien and their human allies train, and now that Five has joined them, they believe they finally have the upper hand. If course, that would make things to easy. 
The only downside of this book was its title, The Fall of Five. It kind of gives away what will happen. The title tells the reader that one of two things will happen, either Five is going to die, or he will betray them. Want to guess which it is? It's betrayal. 
Turns out, that Five has been living, training, and working with the Mogs since he lander on earth. He gives away the secret base of the Garde, kills number Eight. To make it worse, Ella (number Ten) is kidnapped, and a prophesy is seen my Four, and in it Ella marries the leader of the Mogs and helps them take of earth. 
I love this series, and I defiantly left out a lot of information and details in this review, but I can't give everything away right? This is one of the best, and well thought out alien series I have come across, and recommend the whole series to everyone.