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Nov. 18th, 2007 09:43 amAt 10PM last night I started reading ENDGAME by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kristine_smith.
As I passed page 200, I thought about closing the book and getting to sleep, but couldn't make myself stop.
Around page 300, I once again thought about sleep, then kept reading.
By the time I reached the end, I was wired rather than sleepy--impatient to discover how it ended.
This book isn't a rollercoaster ride--it's a freight train that keeps picking up speed. You can't get off, you can't look away, all you can do is hang on. Even though you're convinced that the trip will end in a giant wreck, you're committed to see it through.
I'm sad that the series has come to an end, but happy that Kris wrote such a fitting conclusion.
kristine_smith.As I passed page 200, I thought about closing the book and getting to sleep, but couldn't make myself stop.
Around page 300, I once again thought about sleep, then kept reading.
By the time I reached the end, I was wired rather than sleepy--impatient to discover how it ended.
This book isn't a rollercoaster ride--it's a freight train that keeps picking up speed. You can't get off, you can't look away, all you can do is hang on. Even though you're convinced that the trip will end in a giant wreck, you're committed to see it through.
I'm sad that the series has come to an end, but happy that Kris wrote such a fitting conclusion.