Ratings28
Average rating3.3
Don't wait for Maximum Ride to hit the big screen - prepare for takeoff now with the flock's highest-flying adventure ever.
**When the planet faced destruction, they saved it.**
Max and the flock have traded in Antarctica's subzero temperatures for sunny Los Angeles, where they're taking over the skies with their hair raising air show. But far below, a deadly assassin watches their every move, waiting for the perfect moment to send them plummeting to earth.
**Now the battle for survival rages on.**
Suddenly, the flock learns that millions of fish are dying off Hawaii's coast and that someone - or *something* - is destroying hundreds of ships. When they are confronted with the most frightening ecological catastrophe yet, they have no choice but to go deep into the murky waters. Now, nowhere is safe.
**This time, the flock is in too deep.**
While Max and her team comb the depths of the ocean, a powerful enemy tracks them. He has his own plans for the flock and will stop at nothing until they're under his control. Can the flock protect themselves from the approaching army - and save the world from utter destruction?
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9 primary booksMaximum Ride is a 9-book series with 9 primary works first released in 2005 with contributions by James Patterson.
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Kinda wishing for half-stars, right now, because this was more of a 2.5. It was really preachy, which was a bit irritating.
It was ok, the flock is apparently mutating on their own, getting some cool new abilities, even Total. There is again an evil mastermind trying desperately to capture them, and this time the story is set in the cold land of Antarctica brrrr no thanks. It was a fun read that developed the story a little bit, but it just seemed like a new bad guy was suddenly introduced and then taken care of, and its like...who was this guy? where did he come from? I think there should've been a little more character development, and as the book was short as it was, it shouldn't have been that hard. Still, if you like James Patterson's books then you'll like this one.