Review: Five star fates
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2014
Please don't try to read this second instalment before you have read the first because this is one series that has to be read in order.Bindi is back with Cage and Kit, Logan and Lily appear briefly and we only see Nim once but the scene set in part one is continued without losing a beat in this episode.Bindi is still playing mother, I don't think she would know how to do anything else but when Kit and Bindi are caught trying to steal food, it's Emma, Cage's friend who is the arresting officer and they are thrown in the jail which is basically a waiting station for execution, including the children like Kit.Cage is still holding onto the anger from his brothers death but he can't get Bindi out of his mind and when he hears they have arrested not only Bindi but a child like Kit he knows he has to do something.Cage and Bindi have something between them, something they can both feel but neither wants to fully acknowledge, then when secrets are exposed Cage is able to overcome some of his anger but then there is an even bigger surprise that I for one didn't see coming.Now the army has put Cage in charge of clearing out the subways, the very place that he knows is the home of Bindi and the children. With all these questions and new feelings what is Cage going to do, I can't wait for the next instalment as this is definitely a cliffhanger moment.I received a free copy for an honest review.