Review: Wonderfully inventive
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2012
I had the pleasure of reading this when it was still in manuscript form. I grew up with a love of superheroes in film and comic books and I still enjoy immensely the thrill of a good superhero story. I couldn't stop reading this one and was up until almost two in the morning still reading Invisible Justice, wanting to know what would happen next. I was totally captivated by story and characters. Sam is a very likeable MC and the lively imagination of the author has created a role for him which the target audience will no doubt love. The premises are reasonable with the plot precepts taking the development of the story naturally and confidently from one point to the next, making it easy to suspend disbelief. The flow of words, descriptions, the author's ability to allow the reader to imagine and live every sentence demonstrate her literary talents. I thought the plot original and extremely engaging, full of life and energy. It's always a pleasure reading good-guy versus bad guy literature which gives the reader something to root for, and indeed, the reader joins the supehero teens wholeheartedly in their search for Dr. Blevins for answers. A well-written book which brings to the table the wonders and terrors of scientific ability--whether in reality or in fantasy the implications are profound and mind-boggling.