Review: Hmm.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 11, 2014
The previous book in the Hope series was very engaging, and I'm in love with the author's other book, Halo. However, Lost Hope seemed lacking. We learn more about Kayden and Daniel and their friendship (in the past), which is good. That said, I think this book would have been better as two separate books: One telling of the past, and another of the present.  The way that both of them are combined means that the storyline doesn't get very far in either story, which was a bit disappointing. I think if you read the first few chapters and then skipped to the very last, you would not have missed all that much. There are many voice switches in this novel, and sometimes, I found one person's voice bleeding over into someone else's. Also, I'm not sure that I find Farley and Daniel that convincing- why does she love him, anyway? I do, however, think the very end of the book made for some interesting possibilities for the next, but overall, I can't give this book more than a 3.