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This book seemed to me to be an improvement over The Ninth Key, the second of the series. The plot made much more sense, the ending didn’t feel rushed, and we finally meet Gina, Suze’s best friend from New York that she brings up so much. A major positive for me is that Suze is only interested in Jesse in this book, instead of salivating over any boy that comes near her as she did in the last two books. I was also pleased that, for the first time, she looked at things from the perspective of the ghosts, rather than just trying to get rid of them without hearing their side of the story. Without giving too much away, this story made me think a little about justice. Suze has a choice to make in the end – while all the characters in question have acted terribly, she must decide who and how they will punished for their crimes.


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The Mediator Reunion Meg Cabot Books Reviews

Great read.
Love the book and the characters
Turtlebacks tend to be expensive but when it's an awesome read, you have to buy. Meg Cabot never fails when it comes to her teenager stories and this series I guarantee is a goodie. Have fun!!!
Part of the best series!
I read the first four Mediator books back to back. I should be embarrassed to admit how addicted I am to them, but I just had to find out what happened next.
I love this series. I reread this at least once or twice a year. Wish I had a love like this and even the gift cause love like this doesn't exist in 2015. If it does it's rare.
This was a birthday gift for my grand daughter who loves reading paranormal. For Christmas and her birthday she always ask for books. She has not read the book yet but is very familar with both the author and this series. She is an avid reader now that school is over she will start her summer reading,,,.. .
This book seemed to me to be an improvement over The Ninth Key, the second of the series. The plot made much more sense, the ending didn’t feel rushed, and we finally meet Gina, Suze’s best friend from New York that she brings up so much. A major positive for me is that Suze is only interested in Jesse in this book, instead of salivating over any boy that comes near her as she did in the last two books. I was also pleased that, for the first time, she looked at things from the perspective of the ghosts, rather than just trying to get rid of them without hearing their side of the story. Without giving too much away, this story made me think a little about justice. Suze has a choice to make in the end – while all the characters in question have acted terribly, she must decide who and how they will punished for their crimes.