Review: Forsaken
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 12, 2014
By jove, he's only gone and done it.  Dean Murray has managed to get me shouting out at the book... again!  I was unable to put this down and actually had to go and see the synopsis for the review of the next book to ensure that Alec and Adri had some sort of future together.  That's how worried he got me with the scenes with Tasha in them.So, backtracking then, this book is still following Alec and Adri as they try to comes to terms with the decisions and choices they have made.  Alec's pack is still small and unhealthy but rapidly becoming more unhealthy due to some mysterious illness that is affecting both shapeshifter and human alike.  Adri has moved to New York where her mum is making a name for herself which means that Adri is still pretty much left on her own.We meet new and old characters in this and learn that strength isn't always physical.  What some might see as a weakness can actually be the greatest strength you can possess.  It's not what it is, it's how you deal with it.This series continues to grip and deliver on the promise of a fantastic story.  Once I start one of these books, I usually tend to stop eating, drinking and sleeping until I've finished it.  I really can't recommend these books highly enough to every reader out there.http://archaeolibrarianologist.blogspot.de/2014/03/forsaken-reflections-6-by-dean-murray.html