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jrobles76's review
5.0
I just finished the second book in a trilogy from another author and it really made David Moody's writing stand out. The other book took a little while to get into, but the minute I started reading Them or Us, I was immediately back into the Hater world. Danny is not technically a sympathetic character, but you sympathize with him so easily. You feel his pain. I don't want to spoil anything so I won't really get into the plot, but will just say that David Moody really puts you in the middle of every high and low in Danny's life.
A great end to this trilogy. Now to start reading Autumn.
A great end to this trilogy. Now to start reading Autumn.
shack70's review against another edition
3.0
Them of Us read much like Dog Blood, slow and steady till the end. If you read the first two books in the Hater series it's worth finishing up the seriew with Them or Us, otherwise there is not much to see here.
blakemp's review against another edition
4.0
Strong conclusion to the trilogy. It's particularly impressive how all three volumes were each so different from the other two, yet still felt like a cohesive whole.
andolaria's review against another edition
2.0
Hater was most definitely the best of this series. Honestly, I think I could have done without reading Them or Us.
beardysetgo's review against another edition
5.0
This was a phenomenal and satisfying end to a riveting and intense trilogy. Would recommend.
mcerrin's review
3.0
3 stars is probably generous. This completion of the trilogy was pretty anticlimactic. If Danny was supposed to become more likable at this conclusion, he really wasn't for me.