Unfortunately, the Mogadorians had tracked them here on the planet and in order to survive, they must be united with each other again. But for John Smith (Number Four), survival is only second to preserving his new home, Earth.
When I first read I Am Number Four, I was instantly hooked. The premise is very original with the notion that Mogadorians can only hunt the nine by order. However, John Smith is a dull narrator and he present certain situations without urgency and importance. And it doesn't help that the writing is a little amateurish (Not that I can write better, infact I write a lot more worse) when compared to other books that I've read. Overall, I forgave the first book and gave the second a chance.
Luckily, the second book, The Power of Six, is better. I think the introduction of another narrator is a big improvement. And I loved it!
No such luck the third entry, The Rise of Nine. Although Six's narration is good, mixing it with the other two doesn't really work that well. Sometimes, scenes are confusing as we shift from one narrator to another.
My excitement for the series is strong enough for me to but the fourth to be released in August, however, it's not that strong enough to compel me for a second read of the series.
