Review: A remarkable sequel
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 16, 2012
Sometimes, and im sure you have seen it in many movies and books, the sequel just doesnt have the same energy or it comes across as lacking in something. not this time, not with this story. if anything i would describe Erin as grander and more explosive. the same quality of writing remains but the story develops into something much larger with alot of exciting twists and turns, treachery, and evolving plot lines. the language itself alternates from scene to scene and it seems to convey as much urgency or action as needed and then slows and becomes more languid when the story becomes quiet.When i look back at how it turned out, i think this couldnt have gone any better. In Conner i thought we had a firm layout of myth and the lore surrounding the story but Erin comes across as much of a challenge to what was laid out in the first story as much as it does reinforce it. its complicated sounding but the second story really does take you in a whole new direction to ultimately come around, and what we end up with is something very refreshing at the end.if i could say anything about this to help others decide on whether or not to firstly get Conner and then read Erin, i would simply say that this is on the not to be missed list for the kindle.