Review: Love this Series!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
Book Review-Shattered by M. LathamIn book three of the Hidden Series, Kamon’s followers have killed Nathan’s parents and everyone is worried about what is coming next.  Nathan seems unaffected from the deaths and focuses on Chris.  Chris is starting college at Trenton to study art.  She wants to be normal and make her parents happy.  However her heart isn’t completely in it but she continues.Eventually Kamon finds her and learns her secret.  He knows who her mother is thanks to Remi.  So Lydia Shaw enlists Nathan’s help to keep Chris safe without her knowledge.  He takes a job as a janitor to be close to her.  However with the stress he is enduring, his shifting abilities are not in his control at times.  He is trying to hide his lack of control from Chris and Lydia.  He knows the law for shifters.When Kamon makes a move, Nathan is the target and Chris gets caught in the middle.  Nathan unintentionally breaks her wrist.  Chris’ parents find out and detain him, treating him like a criminal.  Once Nathan knows what he did, he knows he can no longer be with Chris.  He accepts her parents’ wishes and agrees to stay away from her.Chris starts taking things in her own hands.  She withdraws from Trenton and decides making her parents happy is not more important than Nathan.  She knows what she needs to do.  She needs her powers and her friends in order to beat Kamon and save her family.This book takes up where Lost left off.  The confrontation with Kamon’s followers has ended and the fallout is settling.  The main characters, Chris and Nathan, are trying to find their way but keep things the same.  Unfortunately that isn’t possible with the drama that enters their lives.The beginning of the book was a bit slow to get started for me.  It didn’t grab my interest instantly like the other two did.  However the ending made up for it.The story of the whole series is very unique and I love the cast of characters the author created.  I can’t wait for the next installment to see how things fair.  If you haven’t read any from the series, I would recommend starting with the first book Hidden.  I give this book a 4 out of 5.