Books like Noman

\ DNF at 67%\ \ "And so the hunt begins for a new leader and an answer to the mystery that has never been uncovered."\ I'll only just describe that it's wrong timing for me. You know, not in the right mood? The serious matter at hand that I have a crazy, hectic schedule ongoing for the finals week. Due to the fact that I did a heavy load of time-consuming projects non-stop, I just don't have time to finish reading this last book. (So much for craving free time lately.)Noman is exactly the same as Jango. Ridiculously funny and strange as usual. Okay, worse enough. This book is pretty much frustrating and horrible second to Seeker. The only difference this book unintentionally has, and not with the previous two books, was including an another but unnecessary, short-lived love triangle. Like no one gives a crap or pays attention to love-triangle tropes these days. But, a unique love triangle recommendation that's hard to resist goes to obviously The Infernal Devices.We have Morning Star who badly wants to love and kiss the Wildman until "just one" dumb incident had made her completely change her mind of not falling in love with him ever again. Meanwhile, Echo felt like she was needed in Seeker's mission but not at all except being a desperate companion seeking his attention all the way. It's very unusual that Seeker manages to reconcile with his "main love interest" and not even sharing just one kiss with her. The last time he ever gave the only kiss to was its desert, lonely companion.I tried. I really did want to continue but I can't do it. I did agree with some reviewers that it's forgettable. This trilogy proves an example that it's an engrossing adventure but not memorable in a way not everyone will enjoy reading. Unfortunately, this is simply too predictable. It's not satisfying and enjoyable to read any further knowing what you'll expect to happen already did in the last book.