Since
the three Garrett siblings were given their powers, life has not been
easy. Gabe, now comfortable with
his shape-shifting powers, takes a leading role in providing the “muscle” for
the team. Keni, with her ability
to heal and to fly, serves as the backbone of the crew. And, of course, Celeste as the Conduit
maintains her important position in helping stave off the denizens of the dark
army. While she accepts this
responsibility, she is unprepared to face the variety of creatures that she
meets. Yes, she can defeat them
physically, but does she have the heart and wisdom to be able to learn which
one to trust?
Though
each one of the siblings finds a love interest in Embrace, it is Celeste who struggles the most. Her first boyfriend, Alec, has
apparently been turned to the dark side.
And now, Celeste must consider two men who vie for her attention. It is up to her to figure out which one
is the right one for her.
From
human friends to supernatural friends and foes, Embrace is much more populated
than the first novel. This is not
a bad thing, and Rourke does a good job of keeping the focus on the three
central characters, while at the same time introducing new characters. Some provide comic relief and others
provide a bit of romance.
The
sarcasm and humor of the characters really stood out and made the reading
experience quite fun. There is a
bit of romance in the book, but nothing that a mature teen could not
handle. Though I am not a young
adult, I think that they would enjoy this series.
There
are a few grammatical errors in this Kindle version, but nothing too
distracting. They certainly do not
take any enjoyment away from this delightful fantasy tale. I look forward to reading the next
novel in the series, Sacrifice.
*I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Regina
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