Review: Forgotten
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 9, 2014
I received this book from the author in exchange for a fair and honest review.Imagine you wake up one morning and can't remember the night before - I'm sure that's happened to more than one of us, especially in our late teens/early twenties!  If you couldn't remember all the night, then parts of it were missing.  Okay, so now think about waking up one morning and you can't remember the last 18 months at all - and that's without the help of alcohol.  You find out that your ex-enemy is now a good friend and the Teacher you were helping is not just a teacher (or a werewolf) anymore.This book has been exceedingly well written with more twists and turns than you can shake a stick at.  Old characters have a cameo and shows that they are okay and actually thriving.  Other characters show more of their inner thoughts so you know why they act in the way they do.  Some characters say goodbye.  I think the only character I'm not sure what happened to is Toby but I'm hoping that he will reappear in book 4.  This is book 3 in a series so you really do need to have read the previous ones by now.I am loving where Alexis' story is heading and I can't wait to carry on reading to see how situations resolve themselves, with or without help!  I also really liked some of the 'history' of the Sonnast that comes out in this book.  It explains a lot without just spitting it out.I can definitely recommend this series to all fans of the paranormal genre, whether you usually read YA or not.http://archaeolibrarianologist.blogspot.de/2014/03/forgotten-transformed-3-by-stacy-claflin.html