Review: Refreshingly different
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 3, 2013
Jacob Greiff went colorblind at summer camp when he was 12 years old. In the 20 years since, he saw only a few things in color. The most recent is a woman wearing a trench coat who shows up at crime scenes, just observing. He watches her and is intrigued. Someone is acting as a vigilante, and he wonders if it's her. He also isn't convicted she's real.Chloe Saunders is the woman in the trench coat. She has some kind of gift/curse that allows her to become invisible. She's the equivalent to a X-Men mutant I suppose. Her abilities include regenerating lost limbs and blending into the environment. How? A summer camp she went to prior to her teen years. Now she lives free, but has rules to obey or she'll be institutionalized by the Professor - the man in charge of the mutants.Together they soon find they're being seeked out by some groups with probably less than good intentions. I loved their interactions and camaraderie. They had fun banter and great chemistry. I enjoyed the story, especially since it's been awhile since my last paranormal type read. The pacing was spot on and the characters are enjoyable. The story sucks you in and you'll fly through it in no time. I found it fun and easy to read.