I do think it's worth noting as well that this book touches on suicide, depression, and alcohol and substance abuse. I'm definitely going to have to do a reread of the whole series before then.

Now I have to wait again for book 3!! I'm guessing it will come out sometime next year in 2019. Yes, I get that it's 500ish pages, but I couldn't put it down. A good amount of stuff happens in this book, and it didn't leave me bored. There's actually some meat to the story in here! Plus, we are back in England. It's not your average second book in a trilogy that suffers from second book syndrome.

It's still interesting viewing his and Mara's relationship through his eyes instead of hers. He's just such an interesting character and I love him to death. I honestly just can't get enough of Noah's point of view. It's another freaking book about Noah Shaw, aka my favorite male character ever, aka my book boyfriend. **Thank you to Simon & Schuster for allowing me to read this in exchange for an honest review as a part of the blog tour!** If you love these books, or if you’ve never read them before, I do highly recommend them! I can’t wait to read the rest of the story to see what is going to happen next.

Overall The Reckoning of Noah Shaw was a great addition to this highly addictive sequel, and I can’t wait to get my hands on the next book in the series, which I assume will be the last, and which is currently untitled, but expected to release in November 2019. I found myself waiting for her to show up as the story went along, but she was only there for a moment, and I can’t wait to see her again in the next book. One character was noticeably missed from this book, and that was Mara Dyer herself. A few of the characters from the previous books also make appearances, and I love seeing them again, even though these meetings where a bit confusing at times. Most of this book revolves around Noah Shaw’s story, obviously, but also a bit about Goose, who we get to know a bit more about as well. The storyline for this book was all about the backstory, which was definitely interesting, and more than a little creepy. And I love it when it does happen, as it makes me feel even more involved with the story. It definitely kept me guessing on what would happen next, and not enough books do that anymore. One of the things that I love about this series, (same as I did with the previous series), is that the storyline gets curiouser and curiouser as it goes along. The Reckoning of Noah Shaw by Michelle Hodkin was definitely high on my list of sequels that I wanted to read in 2018, and the book definitely did not disappoint! If you know me any at all, then you probably know how much I adore the Mara Dyer series, and now, the Noah Shaw Confessions as well.

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