Review: The Corridor
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2014
I have to admit I'm a little surprised at just how much I actually enjoyed this book. In a place called The Corrider remain an alien race in captivity. After six centuries of imprisonment their leader Farran has come to expect no surprises. Until the day Sarah Mackenzie walks in with a new batch of handler recruits. The oldest child of every family must become a handler and that task has fallen onto her shoulders. She is put in charge of Farran, the deadliest of the Dem. She makes mistake after mistake and still he doesn't kill her. He hates her and all of humanity for his imprisonment but after accidentally (or so he thinks) marking her as his "marked" things get complicated. There is corruption all around them just waiting for a mistake.When I first read the bio on this book I assumed it would be more sci-fi like. Instead what I got was a world of intrigue that grew on me the more I read. The author sucked me in to the point I was sad to see the story end. I felt a part of the story.  I would really like to see a follow-up to this one.