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Chapter 39:

- "I feel safer knowing that you're in Neptune, looking after us all."

There are plenty of good paragraphs and lines that I want to discuss about this chapter. This final chapter is very good and very bittersweet, I want to write them all. But I really don't want to spoil anything, especially regarding Veronica's family. It will bring tears to your eyes. But in general consensus, even Petra Landros admits that Veronica is the protector of Neptune. She is the Batman, she is the superhero that Neptune needs. What do you think about this final chapter?

Chapter Twenty:

- And for the millionth time in her life she felt an overwhelming gratitude for her best friend. Because she knew he wouldn't mention this afterward; she knew he wouldn't take it as a sign that she was losing her nerve or was in too deep. There weren't many people in this world who would let you be vulnerable and still believe you were strong.

Did anyone shed a tear when reading this chapter? Wallace has proven himself over and over again that he's Veronica's champion. A testament of their friendship and kinship. What do you think about this chapter?

Chapter Seven:

- For a few more minutes, she swiveled back and forth in her office chair. She tried to imagine the aircraft carrier - tried to picture Logan walking down the narrow halls, beneath pallid fluorescent lights. Tried to imagine him in the gym or the mess, surrounded all the time by hundreds of people in those cramped quarters. It was almost impossible. She closed her eyes. She preferred to see him on the beach in the early morning, his hair thick with salt, his board tucked under his arm as he trudged up the sand to meet her.

This is actually a very hard chapter to read. Especially there is a mention about how Keith is disappointed with Veronica, and they are having a VERY bad argument about her life choice. I can't even type their dialogue and the scene. What do you think about Keith and Veronica's scene? But how wonderful that Veronica is the one who is missing Logan this time? Even imagining him during their two weeks bliss before he was deployed? This chapter is actually pretty bittersweet because they mentions THREE the most important men in her life; her father, Logan, and Wallace. What do you think about the chapter?

Chapter Five:

- She'd spent half her life haunting the Sheriff's Department. Her father had started as a deputy, and when she was nine, he'd been elected sheriff. She and her mom used to visit on lunch breaks and, in later years, she did her homework in an empty interrogation room while eavesdropping on the dispatch. After Lilly Kane's murder, when a recall election had ousted Keith from office, when she should never have had to set foot in that cesspool again, some invisible path always seemed to lead her back. Visiting Logan or her friend Weevil in lockup. Prying information out of the too-adorable-for-words Deputy Leo D'Amato, now a detective in San Diego. Reporting her own rape, and then being laughed out of Don Lamb's office, humiliated and aching. But that was ancient history, right?

Let me just say that this is one of my favorite chapters. It's like revisiting the past; painful, nostalgic, and memorable. What do you think about this chapter? The very mentioned about the past characters such as Lilly, Lianne, Don, Jerry, Leo, Bonnie, and even the appearance of Norris? What about her own past, that somehow she is always being pulled to the Sheriff Department? Will this always be her path? A really strong chapter and a reminder of the show.

Chapter Two:

- A few months earlier, Mac had left a secure job at Kane Software to work with Veronica at Mars Investigations.

How excited were you to discover that Mac is now working with Veronica? Did she make a mistake leaving a steady job at Kane Software? Is there some sort of parallel between Veronica who left New York with Mac left Kane Software?