Hero

Gone, Book 9

By: Michael Grant

Narrated by: Amanda Dolan

Length: 11 hrs and 46 mins

Publisher's Summary

The mind-blowing conclusion to the Monster trilogy and the final installment in the Gone series from science fiction and fantasy master Michael Grant is perfect for superhero and Stephen King fans alike.

After the fall of Perdido Beach dome, a new set of humans developed mutant powers from the rock infected with alien virus. They are the Rockborn Gang: Dekka, Shade, Cruz, Malik, Armo, and Francis. With their superpowers, they have defended the Earth from other rockborn who used their powers for evil, like Dillon Poe.

When another rock carrying the virus strikes New York, a new foe, Bob Markovic, rises with a horrifying and nearly unstoppable ability. Markovic’s unending ambition and lack of a moral compass made him unbearable before the virus. And that was before he was a swarm of plague-ridden insects, with the power and means to take over the city - and maybe the world.

As the Rockborn Gang try to defeat their latest villain, they will find themselves on morally gray grounds and have to make tough decisions if they want to save the world.

In this pulse-pounding finale to the saga more than 10 years in the making, Michael Grant delivers an unforgettable conclusion while asking: What does it take to be a hero? 

Check out the entire series:

• Gone
• Hunger
• Lies
• Plague
• Fear
• Light
• Monster
• Villain
• Hero 

©2019 Michael Grant (P)2019 Katherine Tegen Books

The ending makes no sense

Even though the ending is terrible and ruins the entire series, still a better ending than rise of skywalker.

Disappointing Hero

There are many ways to end a book and a series, but Michael Grant seems to have given up on the series to me. The ending wrapped up in the last few chapters was anticlimactic and disappointing. Yes, he had foreshadowed this possibility of such an ending, but it's been a week, and I still can't help but feel like there must have been a better way. Amanda Dolan was... well, she read the book. She was not a marked improvement from Kyle McCarley, but I wasn't impressed with his narration either.

demoted to 3 stars for the ending!!

this "bad ending" is bad on so many levels that i had to comment...i must say i love this ENTIRE series but i will choose to simply ignore the final minutes of this book.

you recap to. much like every chapter

you recap to much like every chapter it get annoying like half the book is a recap of what we just read and. how u use the same phrases alot. when u say like how does some one get use to it

Great Book, Horrible Ending

I really loved this book and the two other additions of the Gone series, but the ending is terrible in my opinion!!! I cant believe it ended in such a pathetic way, and in such a way that it took away from the entire story universe as a whole. The ending will definately make me have a bad taste in my mouth now whenever I think about the series.

Amazing and Awesome

This series has kept me captivated with every new book I read. Michael Grant is an amazing writer with his very unique and outstanding storytelling skills.

what

THIS IS ONE CRAZY BOOK WITH A TWIST I DIDNT SEE COMING! all i can think of is WTH.....@-@

the ending blew my mind!

I loved it! the ending blew my mind and I really hope there's more because I don't want this series to end!

Glad To Have Some Closure

Alright. I've come back to edit my review, now that I've finished the book.
To be honest, I did not like the narrator. She did loosen up a little bit halfway through the book, but all in all, the emotion just wasn't there. She sounded robotic a lot of the time and I had a hard time differentiating characters.

As for the book itself, I LOVE LOVE LOVE the "Gone" series. And I even liked the first two of this last trilogy. However, I don't feel like enough was done with this. It was a little bit all over the place. But Michael Grant has a way with words and it was still worth the read.
I'm glad to have been able to finish this and get some closure. I'm going to back to listen to the first "Gone" book since it's been years. I'm excited to start the journey all over again.