Review: What if the enemy isn't who you think they are?
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 31, 2011
The poor Nephilim they sure do get stuck playing the villian a lot. This is slotted into the sci-fi genre because it is set in a future world in which the human race becomes secondary to the Nephilim, but I thought it was an urban adventure type of story. The main character Nora has been taught to hunt and destroy the ancient beings, but when captured by another group of humans, she begins to wonder who the real enemy is. I thought the beginning was a little drawn out, but halfway through it began to get interesting. The writer managed to create an ending which warrants a look at the sequel, which will hopefully show the Nephilims reaction to the main characters disclosure. I think the characters in general could have done with a little more depth and the plot in between could do with some fleshing out. Interested to see what the next book brings. I received a free copy of this book for my review.