Gasp

Written by Lisa McMann

Narrated by Joy Osmanski

The visions aren’t stopping, and neither is the danger in this series conclusion from the New York Times bestselling author of the Wake trilogy.

After narrowly surviving two harrowing tragedies, Jules now fully understands the importance of the visions that she and those around her are experiencing. She’s convinced that if the vision curse passed from her to Sawyer after she saved him, then it must now have passed from Sawyer to one of the people he saved.

That means it’s up to Jules to figure out which of the school shooting survivors is now suffering from visions of another crisis. And once she realizes who it is, she has to convince that survivor that this isn’t all crazy—that the images are of something real. Something imminent.

As the danger escalates in this conclusion to the Visions series, Jules wonders if she’ll finally find out why and how this is happening—before it’s too late to prevent disaster.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster Audio
• Release date: Jun 3, 2014
• ISBN: 9781442376458

Lisa McMann

Lisa McMann is the New York Times bestselling author of numerous books for kids and teens, including the middle grade dystopian fantasy series The Unwanteds. She lives with her family in Phoenix, Arizona. You can follow Lisa on Twitter and Facebook or visit her at www.lisamcmann.com.

Reviews for Gasp

[elizajane_1 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I read the first two books in this series when they came out and was a little worried I wouldn't beable to get into this last book in the trilogy. However, the long wait did not hinder my enjoyment. The book quickly reinds the reader what happened in the first two books over the beginning chapters. Then the rest of the book reads like a house on fire. I was glued to the pages and read the book over the course of an afternoon. I love the characters in this series and it's just a fun premise with some serious bits and lots of action. There's also a funny side and I loved the ending. Great conclusion to the trilogy.

[heatherlinc · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

This was a nice finish to an enjoyable series and the front covers of these books are great.

[susan.macura · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This is the third in the visions series, and it is just as good as the first two. This story involves a ferryboat crash with lots of potential victims. It also details the continuing story of the heroine Jules, her boyfriend Sawyer, her gay brother Trey and his new love interest Ben, sister Rowan and her continuing drama as well as her parents newly working together to overcome the loss of their home and business. This is obviously going to be the last in the series as all of the loose ends in the first two stories are tied up here. I found all three to be very entertaining

[ginger_reader22 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

"Gasp" By Lisa McMann The 3rd and final installment in the Visions series.(May contain spoilers from the first two books)Jules story began with a vision she couldn't control, one warning her of a preventable tragedy, one that would claim nine lives if she didn't act. In book two Jules is no longer seeing visions but that doesn't stop her from being pulled right back into the line of fire. Saving her boyfriend Sawyer from the horror of not being able to stop a catastrophe is the least she can do since passing the visions onto him. In "Gasp" Jules has the support of her boyfriend, her siblings and a friend whose life they previously saved, but will that be enough to convince the new 'seer' to trust them? While dealing with school, work and family drama they all must race against the clock in order to determine where the next disaster will strike.Will saving others cost them the lives they worked so hard to save in the past? Will they be able to make a difference at all? Or is the only way to escape the curse the very thing they have thwarted?Death itself. If you enjoyed the first two books in the series (and really who didn't) you will not be disappointed by this thrilling conclusion. I highly recommend it and only add a warning not to pick this up unless you have the time to finish it in one sitting. It will grip onto you from page one and you'll have to pry it's fingers open long after the last sentence. Until next time, Ginger