Review: A strong continuation from Book 1.The pace is quicker, the action better and the creepies in the dark are down right frightful!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2013
Book 2 of the Refuge saga continues with right where Book 1 leaves off and the transition feels seemless.  Given the fact that there is a new author thrown into the mix for Book 2 this makes such a transition that much more impressive.  The pace is quicker, the action better and the creepies in the dark are down right frightful.  New characters are introduced and play a significant part in the developing plot line while the authors begin to further develop the Book 1 charactaers that the reader has become invested in.  The story itself gets darker (no pun intended) and the action certainly ramps up a notch or three which is just how the story should, and would have, played out in a full length novel format.  The authors continue to develop good strong characters that the reader will enjoy and become invested in, so much so that for some those characters futures in the story may be disappointing.  The mystery of Refuge begins to take on some shape with a small glimpse of how and why this little New England town is being "shifted" through a bizzare version of reality.  I'm already looking forward to Book 3 where I have a feeling things are really going to heat up and some actual answers may be unveiled to the townspeople.