Review: Dark and unpredictable
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 25, 2012
BestChickLit predicted that book two in the Eviscerating the Snake series was going to be a cracker, and we were right! Picking up around nine months after Audra exacted her revenge on Olin and the other Winscott partners, the beginning of the book examines a few of the characters' emotional scars induced by the events in book one. And then the action erupts . . .Darker and more violent, the book's narration darts between each character, which is a clever way of moving the story along at a nice pace while keeping the plot interesting. In particular, Piper's narration is perfectly depicted by Fontainne; her thoughts are manic, agitated and laced with a violence only associated with the insane, which, strangely, makes her the best character in the book - she's just so unpredictable. So, if you thought the first book couldn't be topped you're in for a shock. Zero Balances delves deeply into the depraved minds of its cast, with surprises popping up at every turn, and it's a journey you won't want to end.Reviewed by Charlotte Foreman on behalf of BestChickLit.com