The book I read was The Gift by James Patterson and Ned Rust. This book is 320 pages long. Another book by James Patterson is Kiss the Girls, the second book in the Alex Cross. (and not about kissing) I love this book because we are introduced to more characters than ever before.

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After their (mostly) successful run at the prison, Whit and Wisty are up to their usual troubles again, mostly just trying to escape The One Who Is The One. Now that they’re self-proclaimed leaders of their own Resistance, they must learn to lead their own. After their own successful jailbreak, they have to continue to save these poor kids from The One’s “camps”. Now, these stakes are different. The One wants her so-called “Gift”, her fire, and will do anything he needs to make him get it. Now, the Allgoods find themselves where the story started. Their looming execution, and certain doom. Will the Allgoods be able to slip out of The One’s clutches yet again? Or will their magic have finally run out? Find out in The Gift by James Patterson and Ned Rust!

The book I read was Witch and Wizard by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet. This book is 368 pages long. Another book by James Patterson is along came a spider, the 1st book in the Alex Cross series. I love this book because they keep switching between perspectives at random times and leave us eager for more.

Wisty is a normal (well, almost normal) girl who lived in the suburbs of the city with her brother Whit and her parents. They’re just two normal people when soldiers burst into their home screaming Witch and Wizard. They are kidnapped and thrown into a prison, where they are left until Whit finally finds Celia, his dead girlfriend, again, by putting his head through a wall. Then, Wisty finds her new ability, a blaze that flickers out whenever she feels strong emotions. They finally realize They narrowly escape with their lives thanks to Celia. (Crazy, I know) But then, a dog follows them into their escape route which they become friendly with and adopt. They go to Garfunkel’s, the Resistance’s current base. They meet the entire Resistance, just 50 or so kids, and learn of more kids stuck at other prisons just like theirs. They stage a prison break of the one that the Witch and Wizard were stuck in. Will they be able to grab the hundreds of kids and escape with their lives. Or will they die in a blaze of glory? Find out in Witch and Wizard by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet!