The Unwanted 
I hate to say this but I really didn't enjoy this novel. I liked Cassie and the concept but I wasn't overly attached and got a bit bored. Not my fav of his but I will still read his other novels
I loved everything about the story and the characters - what I didn't love was the ending. The ending seemed out of place, the twist was unnecessary and didn't fit with the story.

John Saul really knows how to write a novel that fucks with your mind. :O/insomnia
According to the 4 books I've read from John Saul so far, fathers are either useless and oblivious pushovers or violent and abusive bastards. Lucky for us there are two of them in this book!...Yippy...Seriously though, I think I've alreay figured out what's been bothering me about his books: all of the children are like emotionless robots programmed to follow a path they can't divert from, adults in their lives are like the townsfolks from the Simpsons that can immediately turn into a lynch mob
John Saul books are something I typically turn to in the summertime. Something to binge on that is higher up on the literary food chain than (shudder) trashy romance novels. I remember enjoying this book years ago and have to say, it's still a fairly good story considering it was written in 1987. The power went out and I was grateful that I had charged my eReader just an hour earlier. So, like a typical bookworm, I took advantage of the fact I had no distractions and plowed through this one. He
In The Unwanted, sixteen-year-old Carrie Winslow dreamed about her mother dying in an automobile accident. Then it ends up becoming reality hence she goes to live with her father, stepmother and half-sister Jennifer. Unaffected by her mothers untimely death, she instantly feels a strange connection to a mysterious woman Miranda. Soon, she learns that she has the ability to command a cat and hawk belonging to Miranda. Little does she know that this will lead to terrifying consequences..I like
John Saul
Paperback | Pages: 339 pages Rating: 3.87 | 3647 Users | 87 Reviews

Details Containing Books The Unwanted
| Title | : | The Unwanted |
| Author | : | John Saul |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 339 pages |
| Published | : | November 10th 1987 by Bantam (first published January 1st 1987) |
| Categories | : | Horror. Fiction. Thriller |
Representaion Supposing Books The Unwanted
Cassie Winslow is sixteen. She has just lost her mother in a terrible accident. Now, lonely and frightened, she has come to live with the father she barely knows and his new family in tiny False Harbor on Cape Cod. For Cassie, the strange, unsettling dreams that come to her suddenly in the dead of night are merely the beginning. Very soon, Cassie Winslow will come to know the terrifying powers that are her gift. And in the village of False Harbor, nothing will ever be the same.Itemize Books Toward The Unwanted
| Original Title: | The Unwanted |
| ISBN: | 0553266578 (ISBN13: 9780553266573) |
| Edition Language: | English |
Rating Containing Books The Unwanted
Ratings: 3.87 From 3647 Users | 87 ReviewsWrite Up Containing Books The Unwanted
I was a bit disappointed in this book as it started out with so much promise but lacked half way through and all the characters got on my nervesI hate to say this but I really didn't enjoy this novel. I liked Cassie and the concept but I wasn't overly attached and got a bit bored. Not my fav of his but I will still read his other novels
I loved everything about the story and the characters - what I didn't love was the ending. The ending seemed out of place, the twist was unnecessary and didn't fit with the story.

John Saul really knows how to write a novel that fucks with your mind. :O/insomnia
According to the 4 books I've read from John Saul so far, fathers are either useless and oblivious pushovers or violent and abusive bastards. Lucky for us there are two of them in this book!...Yippy...Seriously though, I think I've alreay figured out what's been bothering me about his books: all of the children are like emotionless robots programmed to follow a path they can't divert from, adults in their lives are like the townsfolks from the Simpsons that can immediately turn into a lynch mob
John Saul books are something I typically turn to in the summertime. Something to binge on that is higher up on the literary food chain than (shudder) trashy romance novels. I remember enjoying this book years ago and have to say, it's still a fairly good story considering it was written in 1987. The power went out and I was grateful that I had charged my eReader just an hour earlier. So, like a typical bookworm, I took advantage of the fact I had no distractions and plowed through this one. He
In The Unwanted, sixteen-year-old Carrie Winslow dreamed about her mother dying in an automobile accident. Then it ends up becoming reality hence she goes to live with her father, stepmother and half-sister Jennifer. Unaffected by her mothers untimely death, she instantly feels a strange connection to a mysterious woman Miranda. Soon, she learns that she has the ability to command a cat and hawk belonging to Miranda. Little does she know that this will lead to terrifying consequences..I like


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