Review: Better than the first book!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 2, 2013
I rated the first book in this series 3 stars, I've upped my review for this one because the editing was much neater, and though there was a lot of 'back story' being told, it didn't seem to drag this time around.The quartet is Africa bound for a mission that seems incredibly easy... the group under estimates, but their founder had not. They were grouped together because together they work in perfect unison, making up for what their teammates are lacking. Whitney is doing a great job balancing being a teenager and a leader.. for someone so young to sacrifice themself multiple times for 'the greater good' is simply unbelievable. Their journey in Africa, growing closer as a team and as romantic interests flows at the perfect pace. Nothing seems forced, and Whitney finally gets some answers, including ones she didn't know she wanted.....