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5.0 out of 5 stars
An excellent continuation of the Fearless series., February 18, 2001
This review is from: Missing (Fearless #14) (Mass Market Paperback)
When Gaia boards a plane bound for Germany with a man claiming to be her Uncle Oliver, she believes she has finally found a chance for a normal life. But "Uncle Oliver" is not her uncle at all - in fact, he is the father Gaia has not seen since the night her mother died five years ago. And the man who is her Uncle Oliver is Loki - the cause of all the pain and suffering Gaia has experienced since she moved to New York City. But even though her father has returned to take care of her, until he gets confirmation of Loki's capture by the FBI, he has decided to stay with Gaia in Paris, France. In the city her mother loved, finally reunited with her father, Gaia finally feels at peace, finally feels part of a normal family once again. But all is not right back home in New York - Ed and Heather's relationship is coming apart, and Sam is being accused of the murder of his friend Mike, one of Ella's victims. I reccomend this book to all fans of the Fearless series.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Everything finally comes together for Gaia...., May 26, 2002
A Kid's Review
This review is from: Missing (Fearless #14) (Mass Market Paperback)
This book made me want to cry I was so happy! It took me about 4 hours to read it, I could NOT put it down. In this edition of the Fearless series, Gaia gets everything she's ever dreamed of. She gets her beloved Sam, and she gets her father, Tom. Tom and Gaia rebuild their relationship in Paris, while Sam struggles with the death of his close friend, Mike Suarez, not to mention the constant visits by the police. Ed and Heather's relationship is on the rocks (yes!) and Ed finds himself yearning for Gaia, yet again! Ever since the first Fearless book, I've been obsessed with Gaia and Sam getting together, and in this book they finally do. I was so happy! And for those of you who can't stand Heather(she is pure evil!), you might find pleasure in her struggles in this book. I know I did. Every Fearless book I read leaves me wanting more. Keep up the good work Francine!!!
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best so far..., July 25, 2001
This review is from: Missing (Fearless #14) (Mass Market Paperback)
Of all the Fearless books I have read up to this point, I would name “Missing” as my definite favourite. This series just keeps getting better and better. Gaia has finally made her decision and is now ready to board a plane to Germany with her mysterious Uncle Oliver. Many surprises are in store.... Although not the most exciting or tense, this was by far the most emotional book so far and a different side to Gaia is revealed as we see her finally achieve what she has dreamt of for so long: her father’s love, and a chance of a home and a family. Back in New York, however, events are taking a turn for the worse. Sam has been accused of his roommate’s murder and the news that Ed may walk again is somewhat marred by the fact that his relationship with Heather is beginning to break down. This was an excellent addition to the series and I can’t wait for #15. I recommend this to any Fearless fan.
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