Review: Blind Faith
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
I received a copy of this book from NetGalley and am providing an honest review.Let me start by saying that I have not read the first two books in the series. As far as I can tell, they can be read as standalones, but there were a few instances where I wished I had read the earlier books to get a better feel for their pasts as a whole.I liked both of the main characters! Audrey was tough and smart, but at the same time experiencing some insecurities about her relationship with her mother. Nate was engineered for the sole purpose of being a weapon, but somehow managed to experience love for his family and for Audrey. I really enjoyed the writing and the action and was a little sad when it was over because I wanted to read more.From the beginning, Nate's mission was to find a way to disable the kill chips implanted at the base of his and his brothers' skulls and to find out what happened to their youngest brother, Jory. While they made advances in these areas, there was no finality to either story line, which was a bit disappointing for me. I would have liked for one of these issues to be resolved. I was also a little confused as to how the brothers were able to drop off the map. It seems that these kill chips would have to be linked up to some sort of GPS or that the scientists would have implanted some sort of tracker but perhaps this is explained in one of the earlier books.Even still, Blind Faith was thoroughly entertaining and well-written! I am anxious for the final installment to be released and am glad to know that I can go back to read the first two books while I wait!