Review: Who says sequels are never as good as the original?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 8, 2012
I am not entirely sure that I can review this book without spoilers, but I'll give it a try.1. Better than the first. And I loved the first book.2. Character development was amazing. I said in my review of the Doorknob Society that I felt like I was watching the story unfold through Chloe's eyes. This book I didn't feel that way. I felt more like I was being told her story by her, and I was watching her grow as a DS member, a person and more importantly a young woman.3. Ever leave a movie talking incessantly about what you just saw? That OMG I can't believe that feeling? "Did you notice this part?" Etc...? THAT is how this book left me feeling.Action packed last 5 or 6 chapters. Characters developed masterfully. Some twists that I didn't see coming and made me angry at situations (which it was supposed to). I became very emotionally attached to the characters and the story in this book, which in my humble opinion is the sign of an amazing and excellently told story.Read The Doorknob Society, then upgrade to the Impossible Engineers.Anxiously awaiting book 3. This story just keeps getting better.