Very disappointing answer to the premise question of the series. Not worth the time. It just stains what was, up to this point, a rather intriguing series.

Book 7 of 8; the time travel is getting more and more muddled, muddied and jumbled yet I can't put the series down. Very engaging, I just wish the "reveal" had been a little different. I'll keep reading the last book, I've put so much time into it already.

Wow -- suspense from the first sentence!

Next: SPOILER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DON'T SAY I DIDN'T WARN YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I feel sorry for Jonah when he finds out he is really just a nobody and also when he has to live with this twin brother of him, Jordan, and Jonah and Jordan (or should I say Clyde and Claude XP) are the only ones who don't have memories of each other. It's just sad.

Finally get to know who Jonah is!

Hey chaysim, I know the story is hard to grasp, but please, read the book over and over until you understand. Don't just criticise authors and editors if you can't understand it yourself.

This story is very confusing. I am not of especially low intelligence, and it seem to me that the author could have been clearer. I find it hard to believe the editors themselves understood the chain of events.

This is an AMAZING series. This story is fascinating. After reading this series from start to now, I can say that Margaret Peterson Haddix has not lost any momentum or interest in her stories. I am eagerly awaiting the next installment. For any that never read the Missing series, or any Haddix books, you are missing out big time!