Secret Identity

This book was a slog for me, I found it really boring and unsatisfactory in regards to resloution of island paranormal incidents the flashback story was ok, I get his heart was in the right place but it just seemed shallow and lame overall imo but if youre super into pscycology, it might be your thing, idk

I really enjoy watching Lost and this story about Dexter a character who I haven't noticed, and will be interested in going back to see if he is even on the show is very good. The characters are what really makes the show, and I felt as if this character was one that maybe the writers decided not to produce a tv show about because, they only have so much time and money. In other words I read through this 168 page novel in about one day, while taking care of a 10 month old, shopping, babysitter, grandparents, etc.

The best way to describe these new LOST novelizations is to compare them to a bag of potato chips: tastey, but over-all not that satisfying. Yes as a fan of the show I'm interested in knowing about ALL the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815, and I know I'll read the next book to come out just like I read the past two, however the extremely short length of the books tend to leave one feeling unsatisfied. The pattern of alternating between life after the crash and flashbacks is a nice nod to the show, but like the last book, things just seem to feel rushed. I realize I haven't said anything about the actual plot of the book, but to be honest, that's really not necessary. If you are a fan of the show, you will most likely pick this book up. If you aren't, don't waste your money.