Greed (7) (Seven Deadly Sins)

I honestly thought that the ending was great;everything worked out with Adam and Harper. Kane is finally able to admit that Miranda does matter to him and he isn't as selfish as he was at the begining. Another thing that got me kind of upset was the fact that we don't know what happens between Reed and Beth. But i guess that's what made it a great book.

This was a brilliant way to end a steaming hot series that had me practically yelling at the characters like i would if i were watching a soap opera. It was amazing. I was satisfied with how everyone was paired off (Yay Kane and Miranda/Beth and Reed) One thing i didnt understand, was how at the very end, they toasted Kia, who *SPOILER* died at the end of wrath and succeded in causing drama for all of them. That i dont understand, why toast a person who everyone hated with a passion? But other than that, i thought it was the erfect ending, even though i still cant see souless Harper and Mr. America Adam survivng for long. But still...great ending!!!! It satisfied all my sinful thoughts. (lol)

The gang is back from their very interesting trip to Vegas, and they are ready for whatever is thrown their way, since they have been through so much and it's finally the end of high school. Beth and Adam are finally back together, after their really long break, full of lies, secrets, and cheating. This typical high school sweetheart couple just hasn't called it quits yet, but starting over doesn't mean that their feelings for other people have gone away just yet. And what they thought was in the past just may show up once again. Having Beth and Adam together leaves Harper and Reed alone... once again. Harper thought that she and Adam actually had something special together and that they would finally be together forever. And even though Reed and Beth have had a rocky relationship, Reed sill believed that they could work it out. Maybe it's not too late for them after all. Miranda has finally gotten Kane to be her boyfriend, even if the only thing that is on his mind is getting out of high school -- well, that and a certain secret that could just possibly cause him his life. But even though they may be a couple, are their feelings for real, or is it just a little fling? It's almost graduation time, and plenty can change until then. Everyone is back, with a little GREED on their mind. As the last book of the series, GREED was the perfect way to conclude. With even more secrets and deception, fights and misunderstandings, who knew that high school drama could be so appealing? Fans of this series will not be disappointed with how Robin Wasserman completes the story. The only thing that will be on their mind is: why aren't there anymore sins? Reviewed by: Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen

The end is here. Robin Wasserman has introduced the final installment in the Seven Deadly Sins series. This book I found was one of the best in the series. This book not only introduces much of the drama so often found in this books but ties up many of the loose ends. In this book Harper deals with her feelings for Adam and daily life. Adam is torn between two girls he loves. Beth and Harper. Beth is needing help getting over her emotions and moving on with her life and Adam is a good suppport. But Beth undergoes a few changes in the book which made me fonder of her charcter. Miranda is busy dealing with her relationship with Kane. Kane is busy dealing with other business. This book has a little bit of sex, drug deals, 2 arrests, someone is missing out on graduation, and a few more twists and surprises! The end is here...and the end is great!