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Original Title:	Vanish
ISBN:	0061935107 (ISBN13: 9780061935107)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Firelight #2
Characters:	Cassian, Will Rutledge, Jacinda Jones

Vanish (Firelight #2)

Sophie Jordan

Hardcover | Pages: 294 pages

Rating: 3.93 | 30110 Users | 2159 Reviews

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Title	:	Vanish (Firelight #2)
Author	:	Sophie Jordan
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 294 pages
Published	:	September 6th 2011 by HarperTeen
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Dragons. Paranormal. Romance

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An impossible romance.
Bitter rivalries.
Deadly choices.

To save the life of the boy she loves, Jacinda did the unthinkable: She betrayed the most closely-guarded secret of her kind. Now she must return to the protection of her pride knowing she might never see Will again—and worse, that because his mind has been shaded, Will’s memories of that fateful night and why she had to flee are gone.

Back home, Jacinda is greeted with hostility and must work to prove her loyalty for both her sake and her family’s. Among the few who will even talk to her are Cassian, the pride’s heir apparent who has always wanted her, and her sister, Tamra, who has been forever changed by a twist of fate. Jacinda knows that she should forget Will and move on—that if he managed to remember and keep his promise to find her, it would only endanger them both. Yet she clings to the hope that someday they will be together again. When the chance arrives to follow her heart, will she risk everything for love?

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Ratings: 3.93 From 30110 Users | 2159 Reviews

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3.5 starsHey now, I actually liked this one!I was a bit nervous getting back into the draki world, the first book Firelight was enjoyable, but there were a few things that annoyed me so I wasn't to keen jumping into it's sequel right away. Funny enough, I actually enjoyed Vanish more.I was so happy that we've passed the high school setting. Not that I minded it, but I read a ton of books within that world, and I'm more interested in seeing the Dragon world. I was hoping for more lush detail, but



Vanish Review on K-BooksWow, I don't really know what to say about this book. I really liked it and it's fair to say that I love this series. I have never read a series about Dragons before so I find this series really original and I love the storyline.Jacinda is back with her pride and she has to try to make them trust her again. But how can she move on like normal back into pride life when she left her heart, and Will, behind. Will she be able to forget the love that she found with Will and

I wanted so much more from this follow up to Firelight, which was a lush and refreshing take on YA fantasy. Unfortunately, Vanish suffers from what I hope is merely Second Book Slump and not an indication of the way the third book will go. Vanish picks up immediately where Firelight left off--as though Jordan wrote them as one big book and split them in half--with Cassian taking Jacinda, Tamra and their mother back to the pride. What follows is three hundred pages of prettily written teenage

Well, there were dragons in it. That's probably the book's only redeeming quality. No kidding.Love triangle? Seriously? I don't care that Jacinda really wants Will; she kisses Cassian passionately and thinks about him all the time. I disliked Jacinda. She was whiny, arrogant, and foolish. She didn't seem to really understand what was going on, or that a one-month crush was NOT true love. Brat.The boys. Why did they like Jacinda? Especially when she tells them she isn't interested. Cassian is so

**Spoiler alert: After the first two paragraphs of my review, there are a few spoilers, so please don't continue reading if you want to avoid them.**Whenever I think of Jacinda in this book, I think of myself as a teenager, lying on my bed in the dark (in the afternoon, no less), repeatedly listening to The Cure and Pearl Jam, writing depressing songs lyrics and poems on my Converse in marker; writing stories in which I am hit by a car and everyone feels so sorry they werent nicer to me before I

Sophie Jordan does it again with Vanish. And true to form, the beginning of the story starts off with a bang and continues at a decent clip. There is angst, drama, action, intrigue and sizzling romance all wrapped around Jacinda's continuing story in figuring out who she is, what she wants in life and how she can achieve that without hurting those she cares about. Mild spoilers will be part of this review -- particularly from Firelight -- so be forewarned... Vanish picks up minutes after