Review: G.J. Winters does it again ~ Outstanding Creativity and Story!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 28, 2013
The second story in the Children of Two Futures series is as captivating as the first. This part of the story launches us once again into the future.  Savannah and Kenneth, the two children who were kidnapped from the present time, have just arrived in future time at Faro International Airport.I like how the author subtly intertwines romance into the story between these two main characters. The author describes in detail a scene in which Kenneth is breaking a carrot stick in half to share with Savannah and at that same moment, she unexpectedly kisses him. Savannah isn't sure why she had kissed Kenneth. She likes him, but doesn't want to feel this way about him.As the story progresses, Savannah and Kenneth are on their way to a large docked submarine, which will take them to their final destination: the underwater factory, Heracleion. Their mission at the factory is to identify a possible internal spy. While on board the submarine, the captain announces that they are ready to go through a "rotation". The gravity in the ship changes as they reach their destination, and the ceiling becomes the floor, and the floor becomes the ceiling. The author's imagination and description of this process was absolutely fascinating! You will love it, too, when you read it!In the underwater factory, Savannah and Kenneth spend time together studying factory personnel files. They find a suspect who might in fact be a spy, however, by the time they figure this out, they are too late. They spy detonates several explosions that causes immediate chaos in the underwater factory. As the fire is extinguished, Kenneth is completely soaked and is feeling very tired as he sits down. He immediately falls into an inexplicable deep sleep where he is sitting, as he faintly hears Savannah requesting if there are sleeping quarters in the factory.This second book in the series ends fairly abruptly at that point, leaving me once again wanting for more! I am looking forward to the third book in this fantastic series to find out what happens next!