For me, this trilogy was magical. The author's writing was just wonderful and the plot kept me on the edge of my seat. It was so suspenseful. It was the perfect amount of sci-fi and thriller. The paranormal feel of the book drew me in. I really enjoyed the illustrations for the covers for each book. I would probably say my favorite book out of whole trilogy was the last one. Definitely will be reading more books like this or by this same author in the future!

THIS IS MY FAVE TRILOGY SO FAR. I WAS NOT ASKING FOR MORE. THERE ARE SOME QUESTIONS UNANSWERED. HOWEVER. I'M SATISFIED❤️ I WILL MISS YOU NOAH ELLIOT SIMON SHAW AND MARA AMITRA DYER. 💔💔💔

There is no way I would let a young teenager read this book(s). Once again parents in this book have no idea what really is going on, even though they are highly educated. Super fantasy about how teenagers can get away which such crazy things. Oh yes, they all have some sort of supernatural power and there is always someone after them. I guess what I don't like is the lack of trust the teenagers have with their parents. Once again the parents look like total idiots or thugs.

my favorite trilogy besides divergent. I can't even explain how much I loved these books. the Mara dyer trilogy is so unique and different from anything I've ever read. I also adore Noah and Mara to no end. Noah Shaw is forever bae. Can't wait till Michelle Hodkin's next book!!!!

I'll place this trilogy in my soul shelve. it's magical. More than perfect. I totally adore it. It was too much for my heart to handle but oh i would read them again in this life cause i'll know they will always make me feel things. If i could choose one, i would choose the third one because to be honest this one destroyed me cus i couldn't stop reading it, it was like an addiction and i'm glad i am a reader and i get the change to feel what books make me feel; it's a unique feeling and it's so

OMG! This trilogy is one heck of a rollercoaster🎢. Like at the end of every book you're shocked and confused like legit this book messes with your mind. Next there are fictional characters...and then you have Noah Elliot Simon Shaw who is hot af! Like I need a Noah in my life. He is sarcastic and just a very unique character 😭❤️I love Mara! Her chemistry with Noah is amazing and its one you will remember and love for a long time♥ I cannot wait for 'The Reckoning Of Noah Shaw' coming out Nov 13th...

Never has a book boyfriend been hotter than Noah Shaw."Pride goes before the fall."

Okay everybody, take a seat. This is another case of “Why didn’t anyone force me to read these before?!” So here I am to shove these books in your face and make you read them.The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer starts off with Mara starting a new school in Florida after surviving a building collapse that kills her three best friends. Mara is understandably distraught and is diagnosed with PTSD that leaves her hallucinating at random. At her new school, Mara meets Noah Shaw, a supposedly notorious ladies...

i read this books a really long time ago, at that time i couldn't get them down, i was too much into the story and the whole Mara and Noah mystery thing, but i would recommend it to younger readers because it is not as good when you read it at nineteen than when you read it at thirteen. however, this is one of my favorite trilogy and Noah Shaw has still a special place in my heart <3

It wasn't horrible it just didn't hold my interest. I need to stop reading teen drama novels. If you like that kind of thing, you may enjoy this series. Even still, I never warmed up to the main character. Could not care less that her family thought she was crazy. And the high school boyfriend was a total fabrication completely and utterly fictional. It was the authors ideal of the perfect boyfriend: rich, kind, caring, not at all interested in sex, and with a British accent just for good measur...

I read the Mara Dyer Trilogy a good 5/6 years ago but it is always THE one series that has stayed with me as the years pass & I constantly recommend them to everyone I possibly can! I am not one for series books at all, I do prefer stand alone books but this one was just utterly incredible & as I’ve said, it stayed with me for many years & without a doubt, my favourite series.

THIS TRILOGY IS ABSOLUTELY MIND-BOGGLING. WOULD DEFINITELY RECOMMEND. FOR MORE, IN-DEPTH REVIEWS ON THEM ALONE, I'VE LEFT REVIEWS ON ALL OF THE BOOKS INDIVIDUALLY!THANK YOU MICHELLE FOR AN AMAZING TRILOGY THAT MADE MY MIDDLE SCHOOL YEARS. EVEN AS I AM OLDER NOW, AND ABOUT TO GRADUATE, I STLIL WHOLE-HEARTEDLY ENJOY READING THEM. I HAVE LOST COUNT FOR THE AMOUNT OF TIMES I'VE RE READ THE ENTIRE TRILOGY.YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT.X

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This is honestly my favorite trilogy of all time. There's absolutely nothing like it. The writing is delightfully chilling, and the entire series has such an air of paranormal mystery that really kept me on my toes.

This complete series was impossible to put down! The beginning of the first book (The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer) had me a little confused, but I quickly got past that and was enthralled with the story. The further into the series, the deeper the actions went and the more I had to find out what Mara and Noah (as well as a few of their friends) were really up to. Every time I thought I was guessing what was going to happen, I was wrong. I love that in a book. Predictable is boring. This series is an...

This trilogy could have easily been one, good, solid book. Instead it was an endless exercise in overwrought hyperbole. So much hyperbole! I felt like I was studying for the SAT. The story could have been good. The story was there somewhere. That's why I stuck it out for 3 books. But I just kept waiting for the payoff that never came. It was just wrapped up in so much other junk it was hard to find - and it just went on and on and on with so many useless scenes that distracted from the really go...

I absolutely adored this series! Bought all the books on kindle, then again in paperback a few years later to re-read. Creepy premise, mysterious, crazy cool dialogue and characters.

I started this series because the author was at Dragon Con a few years ago and I went to like every YA panel that year so I tried to look up as many of the authors as possible afterward. The premise of the series is interesting. The main character was in a mysterious accident where her best friend and boyfriend died, and she’s dealing with the trauma and memory loss from that night. When her family moves to try to help her cope. But some of the nightmares feel more like memories and as her enemi...

When i finished the book i thought, i had pretty much wasted my time over nothing. The first 2 books are thrilling and so addictive but when it comes to the ending, I was like "What? That's it?" It was seriously so disapponting.

Wow...Mara Dyer I'm your fan.