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Original Title:	Fade
ISBN:	1416953582 (ISBN13: 9781416953586)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Wake #2
Characters:	Janie Hannagan, Cabel Strumheller, Captain Fran Komisky, Martha Stubin
Setting:	Michigan,2005(United States)

Fade (Wake #2)

Lisa McMann

Hardcover | Pages: 248 pages

Rating: 3.95 | 47122 Users | 2429 Reviews

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Title	:	Fade (Wake #2)
Author	:	Lisa McMann
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 248 pages
Published	:	February 10th 2009 by Simon Pulse
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance

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SOME NIGHTMARES NEVER END. For Janie and Cabel, real life is getting tougher than the dreams. They're just trying to carve out a little (secret) time together, but no such luck. Disturbing things are happening at Fieldridge High, yet nobody's talking. When Janie taps into a classmate's violent nightmares, the case finally breaks open -- but nothing goes as planned. Not even close. Janie's in way over her head, and Cabe's shocking behavior has grave consequences for them both. Worse yet, Janie learns the truth about herself and her ability -- and it's bleak. Seriously, brutally bleak. Not only is her fate as a dream catcher sealed, but what's to come is way darker than she'd feared.... From the inside of ISBN 1416953582/9781416953586

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Ratings: 3.95 From 47122 Users | 2429 Reviews

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I'm giving this 2 stars because it was less boring than the first, but still a weak book :( . Her dream catcher ability had nothing on this case. The only time she uses it is when Stubin tells her what she needs to do. That means she's not even using her powers, is just helped by her connection with the ghost. Her ability had no impact on the story.She's using the usual YA drama. Couple gets together, misunderstanding, breaking up/almost breaking up, misunderstanding clear, smooch... Caleb was

*re-read

Reviewed by Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen for TeensReadToo.comAs one case closes another one opens. Janie Hannagan returns, this time using her abilities of being swept into a person's dreams to solve a sex scandal at her school. Several calls have been made on Fieldridge High School's anonymous phone line. Although inaudible at times, the messages result in the assumption that certain faculty members and students at Fieldridge have been fooling around. So Captain and her agents use their

Like with the first book of this series, I read Fade in a matter of hours. Fade is the second book in Lisa McMann's Wake Trilogy and just as good as the first one.In Fade, Janie learns more about her dream catching abilities. She works with the cops, undercover, with her boyfriend Cabel. In the last book, they work together to bust a drug dealer, but in this novel, Captain wants their help in busting a sexual predator in their school. Using Janie as bait. Let's just say that Cabel does not

Second reading of "Fade" confirmed that this second book is the best in the series. Not only does it develop marvelously the relationship between Janie and Cabel (which was a central theme of "Wake"), but it also brings in an excellent mystery story line. The case Cabe and Janie work on in this book is dark and disturbing and the final party scene is remarkable in its intensity and realness. Now, having read "Gone," the final book in the trilogy, I strongly recommend to stop reading the series

This sequel to McMann's young adult novel "Wake" improves on the former with more focused prose and more attention given to the budding romance between "dream catcher" Janie and her narc-in-hiding boyfriend, Cabel. If there's a third wheel to this relationship, it's the couple's employer, Police Captain Fran Komisky, who serves on occasion as surrogate parental figure and relationship counselor, providing all the well intentioned tough-love you can stand.The plot itself is fairly uncomplicated

I'm reviewing this one after reading the whole trilogy. There won't be any spoilers but that fact shapes the way I see this book, making me like it more.This trilogy is short, very short. I'm sure that the word count of the three books added together barely exceeds that of most average length novels. So it's easier for me to think of this trilogy as just one book with three parts. Fade reads like all second parts do in this kind of booksyou already have the events and players set up in part one,