Review: The Perfect Ending
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 6, 2013
I've waited a while before posting my review, mainly because I had a lot to think about, and I wasn't sure just how I felt about any of it. So now I'm here and I've come to a lot of conclusions about my feelings toward this series.I had so many theories about how this book, in particular, would end. I should have known better than to try and guess; Ms. Dawson is anything but predictable. However, she did start the series full of action, kept me enthralled and interested and always wanting more, and then she started sewing. Yep, it's the only way I can think of to explain this series. It's like a quilt, or maybe a puzzle. Piper had a lot of issues to struggle through, each one unique and completely tattered, but Ms. Dawson took each problem, studied it, and then figured out the best (not necessarily the easiest) way for Piper to overcome or fix them. She sewed them all up together and ended this series perfectly. It is complete and perfect, maybe not exactly the way I pictured it would end, but it was perfect for Piper. Even though it's finished, I still long to read more about Piper Willow. Trish opened up a whole unique world when she started 'The Station' series, so maybe we'll see her and her friends again someday.I will read this series again and again. I recommend it to mature young adults and adults. Although there is no sex or strong language, there are scenes that may not be appropriate for immature teens, because of the sexual abuse and suicide mentioned.Not a story I will ever forget. 5 stars from me!