Review: Another great Hileman book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 11, 2013
David Chance (main character in John Hileman's Messages) is back in Voices... only the "voices" aren't his. They are Jon Blake's.  Not HIS voice, buts voices he keeps hearing.Jon is a Goth looking social-misfit teenager with few friends, and none he truly trusts that much.  He tries to ignore these random voices until they start to sound like they are making sense... at least some of them.  When they urge him to action, saving his life, he goes on the run, pulling one of these "friends" into his catastrophic present life.  From this point until the end of the book there is action.  I believe the whole book is only a day or two, but there's no down time.Somehow, David Chance is sucked into this boy's life through a series of events, IMs and messages.  David has been receiving "messages" about Jon and knows by now they can't be ignored.  So he sets out to do what he can to help the boy, although it becomes harder and harder.Are Jon's voices like David's messages; setting him on a path to help... for his own good or the good of others? Should he be suspicious, and does he hear things that seem conflicting?I highly recommend Voices to anyone who likes fast pace action as well as a slightly different bent.  When you think it's going one way, whoops, things just might change on you. And of course, John Hileman really knows how to make an ending a surprise and pull things together.Loved it.