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Title	:	The Finisher (Vega Jane #1)
Author	:	David Baldacci
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 497 pages
Published	:	March 4th 2014 by Scholastic Press
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Mystery. Adventure

The Finisher (Vega Jane #1)

David Baldacci

Hardcover | Pages: 497 pages

Rating: 3.82 | 12875 Users | 1565 Reviews

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I was bitterly disappointed in this book. I expected better of Baldacci, being an established prize winning author, but I guess he just can't write for Young Adults. The basic plot of the book is sound, good strong male and female leads, mysterious past, yada yada, but Baldacci can't write fantasy/other worlds. He just goes too far. The point of writing about other worlds is that they are different but have many things the same so that the reader can relate. Baldacci changes things that there is no point changing - using 'Wugs' instead of 'People'; 'Lights' instead of 'Days'; a very annoying use of 'Males' and 'Females' instead of men and women; 'Slivers' instead of 'Minutes' and so on. There was absolutely no point to it and only made the prose clumsy and laboured. There was enough of a difference in the magic and fantasy creatures for us to realise that we weren't on Earth, to go further was just overwriting. A pity, but the plot was traditional and unexciting, and the clumsy language really off-putting.

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Original Title:	The Finisher
ISBN:	0545652200 (ISBN13: 9780545652209)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Vega Jane #1
Characters:	Vega Jane, Daniel Delphia "Delph"

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Ratings: 3.82 From 12875 Users | 1565 Reviews

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I was bitterly disappointed in this book. I expected better of Baldacci, being an established prize winning author, but I guess he just can't write for Young Adults. The basic plot of the book is sound, good strong male and female leads, mysterious past, yada yada, but Baldacci can't write fantasy/other worlds. He just goes too far. The point of writing about other worlds is that they are different but have many things the same so that the reader can relate. Baldacci changes things that there is

I hate this book so much. I kept cheering for the ambiguous monsters to eat the main character. If her heart pounded hard in her chest, or she ran faster than she ever had before (again), or her lungs heaved in her chest one more time... What was the point if that entire monstrosity? What was the characters journey besides survive all the horrible people around her?

Thought I would enjoy this book because David Baldacci is one of my favorite authors. Knew this was not his typical style....but still good fantasy should paint a picture so clear you can see the setting, action, characters. This book delivers none of the elements that make fantasy work. Too many questions never answered, action is so slow, plot makes no sense. Read this book only if you know up front you will have to read more to even understand what is going on. Think I will stick to King and

*unfinished* - I couldn't go any longer with this book. Usually, I'm very resilient with books I don't enjoy to finishing it but this book will probably be my BIGGEST exception. It seemed like some really interesting action scenes were really not all too great. The author doesn't even TRY to explain the lingo that's passed around in the book. It seemed to drag on on some plot points which made me lose interest in this book very quickly.

Check out Scott Reads It for reviews, giveaways, & more! This is my first experience with a David Baldacci novel and unlike most older readers who will pick up The Finisher, I was truly a tabula rasa. My knowledge of what this book was about was limited and all I knew was that there's a major Sony movie deal, it's written by an acclaimed author, and that it's some some sort of fantasy. I think knowing as little as I did worked in my favor because I didn't come in with high expectations. The

A 14-year-old girl named Vega Jane lives in a village called Wormwood, where the citizens have been told that the forest surrounding them (the Quag)is full of deadly monsters. When Vega's mentor disappears, leaving behind a secret message, she begins to realize that Wormwood is built on dangerous lies. She is forced into a physical competition, with the strongest males in the village, and has to rely on her wits, her only friend Delph, and her canine, Harry Two. Her intrepid, questioning nature

I really don't understand why this book has an overall rating around 3.8 stars. That's way too low, if you ask me.This book is a right away favorite for me. It is not too long, not too short. It's detailed and just the right length for the story to be told in the right way.It has action and mystery and plot twists. Has a whole new world around it. I kept reading and I was really looking forward to the moments I could read this book.Love Vega Jane and Delph. Vega is fierce and brave and loving