In a world of mutants
(my word not the author’s) there are allies and enemies but if changelings are
involved how do you tell the difference?
This seems to be the
second book of a series. I was not
fortunate enough to read the first book, Trance. This book paints a picture of immature
semi-super hero’s making mistakes and enemies while trying to do the right
thing. Morality is fairly fluid as to
the rule of law and biblical justice (old testament) seems to be favored.
The characters are
naïve but likeable. Dahlia wears her
heart on her sleeve and she seems almost a stereotype of a lonely
teenager. The relationships between
Dahlia, Noah and her team are complex which mirrors life in general.
I would have liked a little
more back story as to the events leading to the re-emergence of Metas and what
transpired in the relevant past. The
story stand alone without a back story but I think it would be improved with
one. Super heroes, werewolves, vampires
are all very popular at this point, I think this book will do quite well.
Body of work of Body of
work of <a type="amzn" > Kelly Meding </a>
This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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