Review: Three books are better than one.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2014
Especially when the  individual books aren't very long.  The three books together make a long enough storyline to allow a reader to get involved.  It allows for better world building, and a deeper character development.  Reading these three books as if they were one long book enabled me to appreciate the plot's action and suspense.  I got to know and connect with the characters.Honestly, if I had just downloaded the first book by itself, I probably would not have continued the series.  There was some odd (for me, anyway) behavior in the teen Heroine.  Her Mother was definitely not a good candidate for 'Mother of the Year'.  The Mom kept the teen locked in the house for most of her life,  subjecting her to abusive training and punishments.  When the girl finally got out into the real world, it seemed to me that she knew too much and adapted too quickly, considering her history.As I continued through the other two books, however, I began to get pretty intrigued with the plot direction.  I also found the different types of Paranormal 'Metas' to be quite interesting.  Although this series does remind me in some ways of other series that I've read, it was presented well and was action-packed.  Can't say that the  "Kick-Butt" Heroine didn't grate on my nerves now and then, but overall I ended up enjoying the books.  I would like to see where the rest of the series goes from here.