These are the first three in a “superhuman” series that will grab you and make you say, “And then???”
Sienna knows she is different and lives by
a set of rules her mother has enforced. Sure, they are incredibly restrictive
and she kinda doesn’t have a life because of them, but hey. Her mom knows best,
right? Until one day someone tries to abduct her from her house with her mom
having been missing for a while. And speaking to anyone else, let alone leaving
the house, is against the rules. And going against the rules gets you punished
(this was a bit of a dodgy one Mr Author). So… what to do?
After a big fight and a shootout and help
from a stranger, Sienna wakes up to find herself in a strange place. One where
they say they can help her. Turns out she is a metahuman and is super strong,
with other powers that are just beginning to make themselves known. So what’s a
teenage girl to do when her mother and the rules are not around? Fight villains,
of course! But who’s to say who are the real villains?
As Sienna learns about team and self, and
meets more of her family than she realised she had, she needs to learn about
boundaries and lines and how and where to cross them. Because even if she is
super strong, she is not immortal…
All I can say is, damn you Robert J. Crane!
My hubby had gotten the first three books in a box set, so I had no clue there
were more (yes, I’m late to the party) until I got to the end only to find
there are another forty-seven books in the series available! My poor budget is
going to take a hit here…
So even though there are bits in the books
you kinda raise an eyebrow at or look at your kindle with a furrowed brow, you
go, “Okay, I’ll buy into it.” Cause the story and the action are just that
good. Sienna is one kickass meta and her powers are wow (even when some are
not). The author has made me love and hate her at the same time and I sense her
frustration yet desire to be part. His villains are interesting and Wolfe
creeped me out. Okay, there are some sticky bits in the books, but skip over
them if you must! I don’t want to say too much, as you have to start at the
beginning and see where it’s going. But it’s a helluva ride and so easy to read
that you can sit down, grab a cuppa, and just go until you need to load the
next one.
Good job!!!
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