Review: Another intense amazing book from Julia Sykes!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 27, 2014
I read Mentor a week ago or so, then I had to take a step back and breathe.  There’s something about Julia Sykes’ writing, I love every single word of it while at the same time the darker books (all of them in this series are dark, I am talking about Knight, my favorite book in this series, and Mentor) challenge my level of comfort and when I get done reading them I have to step back and let my brain work through what I just read.  I think I come out of these books with Stockholm Syndrome myself.  If you have read her other books, you will understand what I am saying here, I didn’t that things could get even more intense in the Impossible books.  I thought Knight was incredibly intense.  Wow.  That was just the beginning.  Julia steps up the game with each and every book in this series.Just like her other books, I loved Mentor.  In this book we are meeting the evil guy from Knight and we get to know him a bit before FBI agents start hunting him down in Master.  I don’t know how one could possibly feel any thing but hatred and disgust for The Mentor after reading Knight and the beginning of Mentor, BUT once I (actually once Kathleen starts to get into his head), I started to feel a little tug of sympathy for him.  Julia Sykes makes me blast straight past the point of being comfortable in what I am used to reading (even from her) and stretches me to this place where I am not quite sure if I can handle being but I have to, I must keep going.  That is exactly what her books are like for me.I loved this book.Another absolutely amazing book from Julia.I cannot wait to read Master and any other book that she releases in the future.  Julia is one of those authors that I never ever miss a release from.I received a copy of Mentor to review, but I would have bought it even if I hadn’t.  I always buy the books as they are released for the Impossible series.