Series: Mythos Academy #2
Narrator: Tara Sands
Publication date: March 19, 2013
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
ISBN-13: 9781469283883
Synopsis
You always hear that what other people think doesn’t matter but
when it turns out that those other people are reapers, you better pay
attention. One incident it can be a coincidence, but two in a day make you
wonder doesn’t it.
Now in hopes of finding my own safety and shaking danger out way I
am off to the school’s Winter Carnival, a place where students go to ski and
party hard.
My weapons training hasn’t
really progress and let’s face it you can’t have your own personal super hero come
and save you all the time, no matter how hot the Spartan is.
Let’s hope the goddess Nike picked the right champion and that my
magic doesn’t start playing games on me.
Review
Here is the thing with Jennifer Estep, when I think I have her
book all figured out there comes a game changer, which I love. The only problem
is that she gets repetitive and that I have to wait all the way to the end for
things to stop popping up and surprise me.
I love the characters, especially Gwen Frost, the main character.
She has a good ethic and she may not be the brightest of the bunch but she is
learning to trust other even when her magic has been keeping others at bay in
fear of watching things she would rather not.
Either Tara Sands is lowering the sarcastic Veronica Mars vibe and
playing more with her voice in this audio book or I am growing used to her
style for this series, let’s hope it’s the first one.
It seems that Jennifer Estep is letting her secondary characters
come out of the background and play a little more , not only that, she also
teases you in this book with the idea that some of the characters that you
wouldn’t have given a second glance have more layers and have secrets of their
own. I hope this tendency continues, it would really help the world of Mythos
Academy expand.
Rating:
I've seen a lot of hype about this series, but I wasn't impressed by the sample of the first book or by the first book in her audlt series.
ReplyDeleteShe has an adult series??? She is a very repetitive author and in the first book she has such a hard time talking about anything that isn't her mothers death and her own guilt. So I understand why it looses a lot of readers
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