Customer Reviews

Cyber Stalker: The Return of William White, Part I (Sweet Valley University Thriller #13)

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

This book is definetly good it's more interesting to read than the second one but I really enjoy this book more..

Elizabeth and Tom Watts (her boyfriend) seem to be having trouble in their relationship. Elizabeth ex-boyfriend William White who Elizabeth thought died in a Car Accident really didn't. William White and Elizabeth were really in love until one day Elizabeth finds out that he is a racist and was involve in an attack of her bestfriend Nina and her boyfriend Ryan. Elizabeth expose the news all over campus. But when William White returns is he looking for a second chance or revenge?? This book will leave you amaze!

Listen. This book is good. I don't care if lovely William has returned for about the fifth time. I like him. I also know the fact that Tom and Elizabeth were born to be together not that wussy ugly Todd. So what if the book isn't dwelling much in the old reality area. You don't read books for reality, you read them to be entertained (otherwise you'd read an encyclopedia instead) and this book is highly entertaining. I live in England and my friend got it over to me. Bravo to the writers. I look and londg for the next installment of wonderful Will.

This was a great book- even though it is very far from reality I still thank it was excellent. When will William ever die. He should have died the first time but now this was the best book so I regreat ever saying that- it may be far from reality but good.

This was one of the worst SVU books in the series. Sure, it seems intriguing by the summary on the back of the book, but hey, it ain't all that. (Excuse the slang.)It lacked the suspense and excitement that usually pushes the reader to keep on turning those pages. I found myself dreading each chapter and anticipating the final conclusion of the story. I didn't even get the conclusion. The book is a two-part series, so if I wish to read what happens to Elizabeth and the gang, I have to drag myself to the nearest bookstore (preferably Amazon, wink, wink) and purchase Part Two. And so far, I haven't seen Part Two on any bookshelves yet. Overall, this book seemed to drag on monotonously with Elizabeth freaking out over William White halluciations. Half the time I didn't know if she was dreaming or if she was seeing reality. I suppose Part Two will finally put an end to my distress when the hallucinations are explained and a conclusion is found. After all, I can't read a book and not find out the ending, can I? (Even if it does mean buying a second part.)

The book gets a "4 star" rating since most of the book was full of cyberdreams and filler junk just to past the time with Lila, Bruce, Tom, and Jessica. Personally, there was too much of this; these guys should have been part of Elizabeth's story. Yes, Tom and Jessica joined in in a few exerpts mainly because their stories sucked. ("My story sucks so I decided to join yours.")

The Tom and Elizabeth storyline was average, but not completely realistic. The only reason I gave the book the 4th star is because of William. He's the villian you love to hate: charming, humorous, and misleading. You never know what to expect from him...except "Deadly Terror." He's back, and all the you had to do was ask.

Elizabeth's cyberdreams were pretty good (the only storyline in which I was interested in following since the others were boring). Poor Elizabeth. Being haunted by not only with the horrible memories of what William White did to her (and her friends) but also having to live with the constant remainder that she "killed" him (of course she thinks up until the end that he's dead because of her). Following her story gave the reader an understanding of the terror Elizabeth feels from this man. Imagine: a man she once loved turned psychotic, stalked her for months with freaky love sonnets, white roses, and decapated and "blood" stained Barbie dolls, then tried to kill her twice (and her friends). That's something that someone can't quite get over. Is it any wonder why she was terrified when she saw him in her cyberdreams, approaching her with his trademark white rose?

All in all, a good read. Comes recommended, but hopefully, you won't be bored with everyone elses cyberdreams.

I thought this book was pretty good. It is very intriging. all of the cyber dreams were very interesting and the whole plot was excellent. I am looking forward to read Part 2. But this is not a horror story. i am quite scared of horror stories so i thought this would be scary but its not. so no matter what type of book fan you areyou can still read the book because of its interesting and informative presentaion.

Although I find Elizabeth a little over dramatic about William White dying and all, I think the suspense and the fantasy cyber dreams in the book are just great! :) IT WILL KEEP U READING!

In true soap opera style,an evil killer(William White..such a sicko..ew)returns from the so-called dead,to stalk Elizabeth again!!(With all the killers that have been after these twins,they really deserve counselling).But like ALL Sweet valley-uni books,especially the suspenses,it is totally gripping and page-turning.

Okay I love SVH & SVU, but this is too much. I would give this -3 stars if posible. For example: 1)William White has already resurrected once twice is too much! 2)Jessica should be mourning over Nick's death! 3) Elizabeth & Tom should be split up, not together & happier than ever!

Pleaaassee. I can not rationalize why Francine Pascal would ressurrect the annoying William White. He is not terrifying, disturbing, or even disarming. He is lame. He is also dead. Period. I wish the thrillers had somewhat of a plot connection to the regular books, but they never do. You just have to ride them out. This book is preposterous, and not even entertaining. And there is a sequel. Oh boy. Anyway, I dont recommend this. I was disappointed the first time William White came back, now its just annoying. Surely the author can imagine a new antagonist, and a new set of circumstances. This book was very disappointing. I cant wait until March.