It just seems like all my favorite adult urban fantasy authors are doing these YA series now, probably because the money in the publishing industry is all in YA books right now. I’ve read at least a half dozen times.ĭespite that, I was wary of reading Armstrong’s YA trilogy, even though it’s been out since 2009. The writing is so…flawlessly executed! Maybe I’m just not at the level yet where I can see the flaws, but the action, plot, characterization, pacing, romance, and just about everything makes it one of my favorite novels. I like her other characters and novels, but I still like Elena and Clay most, and especially from Bitten.
I’ve always really admired Armstrong’s writing ever since I read Bitten for the first time. Now Chloe’s running for her life with three of her supernatural friends-a charming sorcerer, a cynical werewolf, and a disgruntled witch-and they have to find someone who can help them before the Edison Group catches them.I just finished Armstrong’s The Darkest Powers trilogy, in which the ugly guy gets the girl, courage is expressed in actions rather than words, and liking someone – even at age 15 – is about far more than simple attraction. She’s a teenage necromancer whose powers are out of control, which means she can raise the dead without even trying. Or die trying.Ĭhloe Saunders is a living science experiment-not only can she see ghosts, but she was genetically altered by a sinister organization called the Edison Group. Now I’m running for my life with three of my supernatural friends – a charming sorcerer, a cynical werewolf, and a disgruntled witch – and we have to find someone who can help us before the Edison Group finds us first. Trust me, that is not a power you want to have. I’m a teenage necromancer whose powers are out of control: I raise the dead without even trying.
A living science experiment – not only can I see ghosts, but I was genetically altered by a sinister organization called Edison Group. Now my life has changed forever and I’m as far away from normal as it gets.
If you had met me a few weeks ago, you probably would have described me as an average teenage girl – someone normal.
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