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Customer Reviews: Avg. Customer Rating: 2.5 / 5.0 Now I know why they don't tell the stories of anyone else on the island:
Fluff, but good fluff: This is a quick read, good for in between seasons and a look at what is going on with other survivors. Yes, sometimes it's trite, but you know what? It's a fun read and true LOST fans will enjoy this. Eh: The producers of Lost once said that the reason the show has worked so amazingly well, is because the audience is keen, sharp, and aware of what's going on. They think of ideas that the writers may or may not have thought of on their own, they uncover secrets the writers were trying to hide - in summary, the audience is nowhere near stupid. Nor do they need to be hit on the head with clues or messages to heed what the writers were trying to say. Not for hard-core Lost fans...: If you like a good Saturday-afternoon read, this story, which is about an environmentalist who's got a pretty whacked-out past, is okay for you. But if you're one who worships Lost (or at least likes it quite a bit) should avoid this novel. About 49% of it is flashback, and there are cameos made by some of the original Lost characters. But it seems as if Hapka only read the transcript of the first episode, because she hasn't met the criteria needed for any Lost made-up character. You needed:
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