On Jeremiah's birthday he finds his whole world turned
upside down. He's hit by a car that
appears out of nowhere, told he has cancer (or doesn't), gets chased by
government type henchmen and a nutty bounty hunter with a love of music, and
meets the girl of his dreams. Everybody's after Jeremiah and as a couple of
power hungry gods join the chase things just get weirder and weirder. Can Jeremiah survive long enough to learn the
secrets of his heritage and save the world, or will he lose the new family he's
found?
I really liked the story of this book but I didn't care much
for the writing style. There was a lot of head hopping going on within the
scenes which left me a little confused. And there were a number of times when I
couldn't tell who was talking because of a lack of dialogue tags. There were a
couple of cool fight scenes and I liked the characters (especially Puck even
though he wasn't in the story much). But
there were an awful lot of people 'noticing' things like other people's
expressions or even actions and I found that annoying.
So, even though I liked the story and the characters,
because of the writing style I wouldn't read anymore of the series.
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