Out of Sight, Out of Time

Gallagher Girls, Book 5

De: Ally Carter

Narrado por: Renee Raudman

The last thing Cammie Morgan remembers is leaving the Gallagher Academy to protect her friends and family from the Circle of Cavan - an ancient terrorist organization that has been hunting her for over a year. But when Cammie wakes up in an Alpine convent and discovers that months have passed, she must face the fact that her memory is now a black hole. The only traces left of Cammie’s summer vacation are the bruises on her body and dirt under her nails, and all she wants is to go home.

Once she returns to school, however, Cammie realizes that the Gallagher Academy now holds more questions than answers. Cammie, her friends, and mysterious spy-guy Zach must face their most difficult challenge yet as they travel to the other side of the world, hoping to piece together the clues that Cammie left behind. It’s a race against time. The Circle is hot on their trail and will stop at nothing to prevent Cammie from remembering what she did last summer.

©2012 Ally Carter (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Edge of my seat fun

What an awesome roller coaster of intriguing adventure and a lot of fun to listen to and had me cheering

I just love you Zachery Goode!!!!♥:)

When Zach hugged Cammie I just screamed for joy and kept listening it over and over again. I think book 5 is the best ever I hope book 6 will be more sweeter!!!!!:)

WHEN REALITY SETS IN

** NO SPOLIERS ABOUT THIS BOOK IN THIS REVIEW;) **

ABOUT THIS BOOK: Cameron Ann Morgan has gone through a lot of things, a lot of scary things. In the past years Cammie has been "fake kidnapped once, truly kidnapped twice, and targeted by an international terrorist organazation." Cammie has no idea why. But after she left the Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Woman at the end of the summer, Cammie wakes up in a convent in the mountains. It is months after Cammie has left her school, her friends,, and her life. But Cammie has no recollection, no memory of what happened to her since she left her school. Cammie is desperate to find out, but even her friends don't think she is innocent. Cammie is about to dip a toe into a whole world she might not be ready to handle.
MY REVIEW: Omg I love this book. The narrator makes Cammie sound much older, I love that. Cammie does something horrible that haunts her, people she trusted turn bad. Secrets turn up, Cammie doesn't know what to do and who to trust. But she will try to find her memories again.

NARRATION QUALITY: love this! Some parts feel a little slow, but most parts are fast at the right places. Some of the women sound like men but other than that it's amazing.

WRITING: Awsome, like always.

RECCOMENDATION: Anyone can read/listen to this book, but I recommend this book to teens and young adults (13+).

Thanks for reading my review!

Best of the series so far!

Any additional comments?

I really can't believe how emotionally invested I am in this series. For me the books started out as fluffy, cute, light reads. In the last few books, the girls are growing up and learning that while it may be fun and have it's perks, it's not at all easy being a Gallagher Girl. I was definitely shocked by the direction this book went. I found myself almost depressed for Cammie throughout most of the first half. There were lots of twists and interesting developments that have me craving the next book already. I really find myself impressed by the growth we've seen in Cammie over the course of the last two books. I can't wait to see what happens next!

Another Great Gallagher Girls book!

When I give a book five stars it means I LOVED the book. It may or may not fall into the category of amazing literature, but it kept me entertained or I found the information inside fascinating and/or helpful.

RECAP: Gallagher Girl, Cammie Morgan wakes up in a convent, confused, scared, and very sore. She has no idea how she’s spent her summer vacation, but it doesn’t appear to have been much of a vacation. Her loyal friends and sister Gallagher girls (and her boyfriend) help her to regain her memory.

BLUSH FACTOR/LANGUAGE: None

THE WRITING: Ally Carter knows how to hold a reader’s attention.

STAND-ALONE OR CLIFFHANGER ENDING? You COULD end the series with this book, but why would you when it’s so good and there’s only one book to go?

AUDIBLE PRESENTATION: Fantastic!

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT: Very well done.

BOTTOM LINE: I love this series. As I’ve said in other reviews of these books, they do get a little darker as they get further along so if you’re planning on buying them for an early teen, you might want to read them yourself first.

Girls that spy, with a little romance

I don't remember first reading this novel as a teenager, but decided to listen to the series all the way through here on audible. I was definitely surprised at how good this book was!

Definitely a series that teenage girls and their friends could get together to listen to as a group.

Best of the Series so far!

This fifth installment in the Gallagher Girls series is a little bit darker and a little bit more serious than the earlier books but still has the wit and humor that makes the series so addicting. Cammie wakes up in the Alps a different girl then she was months earlier and devoid of any memory of how she got there. With the help of her friends and family Cammie struggles to find the key to unlocking her memories and the secret her father's last mission. With leaks and traitors at every turn, Cammie has no idea who to trust. She doesn't even know if she is safe to be around.
This series gets better with every book and I cannot wait for the next one!!

Gallagher Girls, Book 5

I've listened to all but the last of this series (and have read the first 4 pre-listening), and man, the plot is really starting to get good! In book one, the story is mostly teenage romance with a little action thrown in. As Cam as aged, though, the romance has taken more of a backseat to the action and mystery, which is a change of pace I am enjoying.

Raudman's performance of this book was a little subpar in my opinion. I noticed some differences in the voices of reoccurring characters.

Overall, though, I love this series and I love Raudman's performance of them! After a hard college semester, I often find myself coming back to the books of my youth for some simple, fun entertainment.

WOW

This is such a good book! I reccumend this book for tweens. hope you like it!!!!

Gallagher girl

wish there was a different nickname for cammie than "Gallagher Girl"..got really old and sounded dumb.