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    (Sur)real
    (Sur)real
    (Sur)real
    Audiobook8 hours

    (Sur)real

    Written by Melissa Haag

    Narrated by Julie Niblett

    3.5/5

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    The final Judgement is here...


    My sisters hate their gifts, but they don’t know how lucky they are. They have a home and family. I have nothing. But, I am Courage, and I know my purpose. I exist for one reason only: to complete the Judgement.


    Olivia is blind, yet sees. And what she sees, she keeps to herself. Her father conspires for control while Olivia does her own plotting with forces that only she understands. Now, time is running out, and choices that will impact the world must be made.


    Book 6 of 6 in the Judgement of the Six series

    Book 6 of 6 in the Judgement of the Six Companion series


    Complete series order:

    Hope(less)

    (Mis)fortune

    (Un)wise

    (Un)bidden

    (Dis)content

    (Sur)real

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShattered Glass Publishing
    Release dateMar 1, 2020
    ISBN9781943051526
    Author

    Melissa Haag

    Melissa Haag lives in Wisconsin with her husband and three children. An avid reader she spent many hours curled in a comfortable chair flipping pages in her teens. She began writing a few years ago when some ideas just refused to be ignored any longer.To learn more about her upcoming projects, and subscribe to her mailing list for deleted scenes, deals, and giveaways, visit her at:http://melissahaag.com

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    • 3/5
      Not bad, not wonderful. I was a bit confused at times - since it's been months since I read the last book, which was immediately before (and at some points, overlapping) this one. But I remembered the story well enough. The big secrets and mysteries didn't really work for me - too many new concepts dumped at one time - and the switch at the end kind of messed that up anyway. I don't know. There were good bits, but overall the story didn't work well for me, and I'm not interested in either rereading or reading more by this author.