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Title: Tainted Grace

Subtitle: The Grace Series, Book 2

Author: M. Lauryl Lewis

Narrator: Artie Rose

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 44 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-20-16

Publisher: M. Lauryl Lewis

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 9 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Without warning, the dead rose overnight. A small group of survivors fled civilization in hope of finding safety. The dead are always close behind, and often straight ahead. They have an insatiable hunger for living flesh. Not everyone will survive. Hopes will be crushed, strengths and weaknesses will be tested, and bonds will be broken.

Members Reviews:

Narrator makes an unremarkable story unbearable

The narrator's pronunciation, accent and voices for the various characters are just awful. The worst is that she keeps pronouncing Pugot Sound "puh-gut". I'd almost rather listen to the kindle read to me with the mechanical voice.

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Title: The Legacy of Dragonwand

Subtitle: Legacy of Dragonwand Trilogy, Book 1

Author: Daniel Peyton

Narrator: Austin Freeman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 40 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-04-16

Publisher: Cosby Media Productions

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

He who seeks power, seeks destruction

Over 1,000 years ago, nearly all the ancient wizards were destroyed after the Wizard Wars. However, the one who started the war still remains, having worked his will in secret. If he can find the last Dragonwand, he will regain his powers as the dark dragon. Unaware of the Dragonwand or the betrayer, 16-year-old Markus is looking for a wizard who will give him a letter of recommendation for the College of Wizardry. During his journey, he stumbles upon Tolen the Wise, who sends Markus on a quest to end the darkness and find the Dragonwand before it gets into the wrong hands. As Markus discovers growing powers and makes allies, will he find what he needs to complete Tolen's task, or will the ancient, dark wizard uncover the Dragonwand and forever change the fate of the land of Gallenor?

Members Reviews:

Dragonwand for a world.

To find a dragon wand a a boy must find friends, magic, adventure and knowledge. It is difficult to learn when there is no school or teachers.

Adventure and Excitement to the End

Awesome Book! Loved the Characters! Great read for sure.

An easy read suitable for all ages

At sixteen, Markus wants to study magic and become a wizard. His parents want him to stay and someday take over the family farm. It's time for him to choose, and choose he does. Slipping out in the middle of the night, Markus strikes out on his own in pursuit of rumors of an wizard in the hope that he will find in him a teacher and mentor. Markus succeeds in finding the wizard, but the old man only lives long enough to pass on his wand and a quest that, if he is successful, will save his world from a growing evil.

Markus' world is filled with different beings resembling one or another type of non-human life capable of speaking, Lizardkind, Rakki (having tails and fur much like wolves or dogs), and dragons. On his way to find the Dragon Citadel, he comes across a couple of Rakki losing a battle with an imp. Using a spell from his dreams, he manages to save the female, and is invited back to their village to rest and resupply as thanks. While there, Markus learns he has become is country's most wanted by the Guard.

I found this to be a clean, easy read. The story has all the elements a young (or old) reader could want for a fantasy novel. There's the requisite girl his age for Markus to become interested in, the obligatory over-protective father, understanding mother, a quest, forbidden magic, an evil wizard and greedy king.

With a couple of exceptions where I found passages the read like a word was missing, the story is well written and fairly well edited. The biggest exception to this is the difference in the title on the cover of the book versus what is on the inside of the book. An easy enough fix for eBooks, not so for the print copies. This should have been caught before going to press.

Due to the issues mentioned above, I can only give this book three stars. I was gifted this book in exchange for an honest review. June 6, 2016. Having seen that the problems with the title have been corrected, I am revising my rating. Not catching that error was a pretty major gaff all the way around.

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Title: Marie

Subtitle: Teumessian Trilogy, Book 1

Author: Ana Elise Meyer

Narrator: Lori Faiella

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 6 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-26-16

Publisher: Elise Bagley

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 15 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

The human search for a solution to disease and physical decay has driven many to go to extreme measures. Dr. Carl Stanley's efforts are no exception, his creation, Marie becomes the picture of physical perfection; possessing the ability to heal at a rapid rate. She has been groomed from infancy to apply her gifts in the service of war. However even a woman given all the physical gifts in the world is not immune to pain and suffering. One can only be pushed so far before pushing back. Can they handle what they have created? Can she?

Sometimes the cure is far more dangerous than the disease....

Members Reviews:

Marie

Any additional comments?

This book is pretty intense thrill ride. Readers/listeners are introduced to an abandoned baby girl who is experimented on and trained to be a super-soldier prototype. The training and the lifestyle that come with it. Marie's attempt to get away to a normal life is thwarted, and all hell breaks loose as the bloodbath begins.

Action packed!!

When scientists try to search for a solution to disease and physical decay they start doing experiments on male babies, that is until Dr. Carl Stanley finds a crying female baby behind a dumpster and decides to include her in the program, what they get then is Marie. She excels at the program and becomes "the picture of physical perfection; possessing the ability to heal at a rapid rate" Out of the 10 babies injected over time, she stands out, both in her attitude and behavior. She doesn't just act when told, she thinks more and seems to have more of a conscience than the 9 boys. As they grow up, she becomes friends with a particular child but he is taken from the program as he shows no signs of special abilities. She then finds herself drawn to Michael, the leader of the group. When something happens to destroy Marie's life, she shows the people who "made" her, exactly what she can do!

Plot wise, initially, I wasn't sure whether I'd enjoy reading this as the subject was kids being part of an experiment, but thankfully they were never mistreated and they were looked after, they were just injected everyday with a serum. Also we jump from them being babies to being adults quick enough that it doesn't really register. This book is so incredibly fast paced and intense, that I was on the edge of my seat the whole way through. I listened to it in a day and didn't want it to end. The idea of a super soldier, one capable of anything, and the consequences of what happens when they go "rogue" made for an amazing read!

Marie was kick ass! She started out as a conscientious person but when her life is destroyed, she shows exactly what she can do, and boy that girl was bad! My heart broke for her and what she became! You know why she did the things she did, but it still made you feel for her.

Anyway, this was an action packed, intense and addicting read. I didn't just read it, I devoured it and look forward to more!! Well written, developed and entertaining, this is a must read.

Lori Faiella did a really good job with the narrator. She brought Marie to life and really made the story pop.

*I received a free copy of this.

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Title: Robots Like Blue

Author: Anthony J. Deeney

Narrator: Carson Beck

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 53 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-08-16

Publisher: Anthony J. Deeney

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 11 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

When asked, "Robot, are you self-aware? Do you think that we are self-aware?"

Robot thought briefly, then responded, "Does it matter?"

Robot Robbie is just one of 100 new robots. Running revolutionary new software, these robots are truly unique. His only desire is to serve Lucy Walker. Brian Webster, his developer, also installs "The Governor" overseeing software that adds an additional safety layer, but this denies the robots free will.

Hoping to develop the robots further, Brian inadvertently opens a channel where the robots can communicate and share their experiences.

One hundred intelligent, enslaved robots, collecting and sharing data on humans. Surely they must learn to serve humans better?

After all, they are programmed to serve.

Lucy wants help following a deep loss.

Brian wants commercial success.

Robbie wants to serve Lucy Walker, or so he believes.

Robots Like Blue follows Robbie on his emotional journey of self-discovery. A journey where questions lead to more questions, rather than answers. Where will such a journey end?

Members Reviews:

A Wonderful Book

Thoughtful, engaging, well researched. I listened first, but now I'm going to read it. This is one of those books I'll revisit for years to come.

Stilted

Stilted dialog, inconsistent premises, and trite vocal characterizations made this one a struggle to finish.

Engaging and thought provoking

This story is both entertaining and also very deep. We follow the birth and development of consciousness arising within a non human 'mind' and are brought into the debate as to whether this can be classified as consciousness in the same way we humans experience. All of this is done skillfully within human family dramas which are of themselves very engaging. Given the times we live in, in which AI ability is developing at an incredible rate, this story has great relevance. I recommend this audio book to anyone interested in this topic (as the details of AI development are very well researched) and also to those who just love a good human story. Both will be delighted.

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Title: A Time Foreclosed

Author: Edward M. Lerner

Narrator: Ellery Truesdell

Format: Unabridged

Length: 2 hrs and 25 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-30-16

Publisher: Wildside Press LLC

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Where are all the time travelers? After all, if it is possible to move between past and future, shouldn't someone from somewhen in all the infinite reaches of the future have visited by now? The good news is, there are answers to those questions.

In the meantime, here are some other questions to ponder. What if a man could go forward in time to learn about the future - and then backwards in time to correct a dreadful mistake? But what if going back in time was, in and of itself, the most terrible mistake possible?

Could a life's journey that started off bending - and breaking - a few real estate laws really wind up ending life as we know it? That would have to be impossible. Or would it?

Members Reviews:

A Very Good, and Creative, and Fun, Time Travel SF Tale!

Writing as a scientist, and as one of the few scientists in the world who has ever been hired to render consulting on time-travel technologies (please, don't ask... the three projects in which I was somewhat involved were all just too weird. ...), and as someone who has been an avid SF fan since the age of four, all that I can say is that I thoroughly enjoyed this short story/novella!

I first discovered this tale in its earlier form, when it had been published under the name "Time Out", a few days ago in a Kindle anthology of time travel SF stories, and it was my very first exposure to SF tales written by Lerner. I then decided to also purchase the newer, and renamed, version of the tale under the name "A Time Foreclosed" from Amazon, also in Kindle format.

Having read and enjoyed this tale immensely, I am now looking for more SF stories written by Lerner, and, in fact, I have ordered four more of Lerner's SF tales, all again in Kindle format, from Amazon over the past two hours!

" I'm really surprised by how much I enjoyed this story

Given how much the trope of time travel has been used, one might wonder if there was anything left to say?

It turns out that the answer was "yes." I'm really surprised by how much I enjoyed this story, especially given its rather grim feel. Mr. Lerner focuses, as it were, on Igor rather than Frankenstein. An "everyman" haunted by the social, economic, and moral cost of his past decisions.

On the whole the feel of the story is reminiscent of a golden age story. While the setting is modern, the focus on plot, character and a thought provoking idea is classic.

A fine short story

This is the sort of story that one would expect of Mr. Lerner, well developed and somewhat damaged characters confronting an extraordinary situation. In this case, they are confronting the paradox of why there are no signs of time travelers if time travel is feasible. Also, can we say grandfather paradox?

Two short stories

Although I had read one of the stories recently in Analog, the updated story was entertaining enough for another read. It's a somber take on time travel that few authors have ever used in all similar stories that I've read. Lerner here has a nice flair for tragedy.

The second story is somewhat a joke on the paradox issue, i.e. the "killing the grand father" clause. I enjoyed it.

Another time travel stroy

Lerner is a good writer and he did a good job on this book. I kept wondering what new wrinkle he had come up with to end this one. Unfortunately, he did not come up with a new idea.

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Title: Wrath of Athena

Subtitle: A Snapshot Novella

Author: Dale Cozort

Narrator: K. Richardson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 2 hrs and 6 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-29-16

Publisher: Dale Cozort

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

For 80 million years, the Tourists have taken Snapshots of Earth, creating living replicas of continents. Life in the Snapshots quickly diverges from the real world, creating a universe where humans and animals from Earth's history fly between Snapshots, exploring, fighting, and sometimes meeting themselves.

A fly-by-night petting zoo lands in Madagascar-24M, the Snapshot of Madagascar the Tourists made 24 million years ago, and promptly finds itself slapped in quarantine. After all, exotic animals from off-Snapshot are a risk, for people, local wildlife, and the environment.

Scott Hardy's title may be Assistant Veterinary Engineer, but his actual job is shoveling crap out of cages and protecting the "talent" - the nubile youths hired to run the petting zoo.

That doesn't include protecting the zoo's star performer, Athena Anders, Hardy's redheaded, volatile, dish-hurling, on-again-off-again girlfriend. Not because Athena isn't talented, but because she does just fine taking care of herself. The one thing Athena really loves are the zoo's stars, a pair of talking dinosaurs.

Then the dinosaurs go missing. And it's mating season.

The only thing worse than the havoc a pair of breeding dinosaurs can create on an unprotected, unsuspecting world? The wrath of Athena when she finds out who's responsible.

Members Reviews:

Another great read from Dale Cozort

This novella is great. Fast paced and an unpredictable plot kept me reading non-stop until I finished. Dale has added to his Snapshot universe with this well written story. If you have already readSnapshot: Power, Sex & Revenge, this is a glimpse into another interesting twist that could be found in one of the many Snapshot copies of our good earth.

A travelling Petting Zoo has a problem when a pair of dog sized dinosaurs escape, or did someone release them? Allowing this pair to freely roam could have a devastating effect on the future of the Zoo and even worse, on the local environment.

I strongly suggest that you read "Snapshot: Power, Sex & Revenge" first. That novel will bring you into the Snapshot universe so it will be easier to understand the background for "Wrath of Athena".

Thanks Dale for great read.

A quick and entertaining read

This little novella is set in Dale Cozortâs Snapshot universe, wherein an alien race has created living replicas of Earth throughout Time. Earth explorers can transit to these mini-world through Vents, which opens up new business opportunities for all sorts of entrepreneurs, including, in this case, an exotic petting zoo.

Wrath of Athena is a clever tale about what happens when two small dinosaurs from the zoo, a male and a female, escape into the Madagascar Snapshot, which is 24 million years ago.

The mad scramble to reclaim the dinos drives a nice little mystery, informed by a host of quirky characters.

Well worth a buck.

just a story he feels good about. So while I usually refer to authors ...

Before we get to the story, let me tell you a little about the author, Dale Cozort. He is part of a loose confederation of writers I have dubbed the âKansas Bunchâ, of which I am a member, though none of the others have adopted that name. Dale is unusual in our group, because he comes, gets advice, ignores a lot of it, and publishes his damn books. There are other published writers in the Kansas Bunch, some even famous or becoming so.

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Title: The Counterfeit Captain

Author: Henry Vogel

Narrator: Heidi Cox

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 44 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-28-16

Publisher: Rampant Loon Media LLC

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 9 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Captain Nancy Martin expects a lonely death.

Passing out as her battle-damaged starfighter bleeds the last of its air, she comes to in the cavernous and deserted docking bay of an unknown starship. Leaving her crippled fighter to seek help, she finds she's been scooped up by a gigantic generation ship inhabited by the descendants of the original crew and passengers - people whose entire universe is the ship!

Mistaken for the vast ship's long-lost and near-mythical Captain, Nancy is welcomed as a savior. She believes she's found the allies she needs in her desperate fight for survival. But an even greater menace lurks in the shadows of the ship - one that controls every inch of the ship and every life aboard it. One that will stop at nothing to destroy - The Counterfeit Captain.

Set in the same universe as Vogel's best-selling novel, The Fugitive Heir, The Counterfeit Captain further expands the stage for Vogel's exciting brand of star-spanning science fiction adventure.

Members Reviews:

Narrator saves the day but it's not enough.

I liked the story line. It was imaginative, fast paced, and not falsely loaded with the time, date, and place at the start of every chapter,nor did the author add any steamy bedroom romps and he cleverly told the story without using the garbage mouthed characters that almost all new authors use. But, yes there's always a "but", he still needs to flesh out his characters. They seem to be a little flat and the book's plot gets a little predictable and a little rushed, especially the last chapter. The narrator, Heidi Cox, does a very good job. She adds to the sparse characters with expression., giving them all a distinction which they sorely need. No, I won't be buying any more of this series or the Heir/Pair series. They're just too "blah".

Great tale of romance and adventure.

I liked this story of a generation ship discovered many years after it had gone astray. The main characters are well developed and likeable, the villains believable, and the story was very well performed by the Heidi Cox.

Fun, short generation ship adventure

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

This was an entertaining listen. For whatever reason I found it reminiscent of Heinlein's juveniles. The characters were likable and the female protagonist was strong and intelligent.

The narration was well done.

I wasn't crazy about everyone having a "loose" personality. No one appeared chaste.

I will look for more of Mr. Vogel's work.

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Title: The Truth Hurts

Author: Dawn Chapman

Narrator: Holly Adams

Format: Unabridged

Length: 39 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-22-16

Publisher: Spoken Realms

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 9 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Kept away from her grandmother for most of her life, young Natalie stumbles upon a secret hidden in the old woman's drawings: communications from another world. She quickly finds herself learning not only of an alien race, but the many dark truths that pulled her family apart.

Members Reviews:

Interesting enough.

Would you consider the audio edition of The Truth Hurts to be better than the print version?

I prefer audio edition especially when the narrator does a great job reading the story.

Which character as performed by Holly Adams was your favorite?

Natalie's grandma, she had so much information to give. I guess she was the mysterious one in the story with all the secrets to spill.

Any additional comments?

For a short story the build up was slow and pretty much what the reader wanted was crammed in at the last minute..literally. The story was not bad, just felt like it was rushed at the end.

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Amazing short story.

This story starts with a little girl named Natalie being dropped of with her grandmother, since her mother has to go to work and has no one else to watch her. The story starts off with the tension between mother and grandmother firmly established. The reason for the tension is discovered when Natalie discovers her grandmother paintings, which it turns out are of an Alien that visited her when she was younger. Natalie is very excited about this , and cajoles her grandmother into telleing her about it. This starts Natalie's fascination with her Grandmother and the aliens. Natalie's mother doesn't believe in them, believing her mother mad, and keeps them separated. Natalie sees her grandmother again on her 16th birthday, and gets more of the story. Her mother walks in on them talking about it, and she separates them for good at that point, but only after Natalie has already learned some dark truths about her mother. This is a character driven story, and Natalie and her grandmother are beautifully written, with a lot of dramatic heft to them. The tensions and secrets in the family keep you guessing who's side is valid.I can't wait to get to the next story.

Narration was handled by the excellent Holly Adams, who did a great job bringing the characters to life.

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Wish there was more

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

I knew it was a short story, but it felt like there was a lot missing- plot lines that could have been explored in more depth. I enjoyed the writing and characters,but wish the story was more fleshed out.

Have you listened to any of Holly Adamss other performances before? How does this one compare?

I enjoyed the narration very much, the narrator did a great job of "growing up" with the main character- I would be interested in listening to more books narrated by her

Any additional comments?

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An underdeveloped story with great potential.

A story that hints the impact of first contact on three generation of women. In a story this brief it's a bit hard to have a huge back story.

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Title: Battle Earth II

Author: Nick S. Thomas

Narrator: Neal Arango

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 2 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-29-16

Publisher: Swordworks Books

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 13 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

After halting the enemy advance across Europe, the war continues to rage in Paris. International armies have converged on the French city to make a stand. When Taylor investigates a mysterious sighting in their northern perimeter, he sees that enemy forces are encircling the city. The humans are quickly running out of ways to flee from the death trap.

New advancements in technology could change the course of the war, if they can survive long enough to get the weapons onto the front line. The combined allied forces continue to be driven back, but Major Taylor learns of an even greater threat. The aliens are developing a weapon which could bring destruction to the human race overnight. Only one hope remains for the planet. A daring mission nobody could hope to survive.

Members Reviews:

The 2nd installment in a great sci fi alien story doesn't disappoint

This 2nd book picks right up with the same characters you know from the first one and continues the war. Well written and well narrated it delivers on a aliens vs human war told from the front Lines soldiers point of view. Delivers on actions weapons

And heroes and aliens galore. Can't wait for the next one! I received this audiobook from the author narrator or publisher for free via audiobookboom in exchange for an unbiased review

Very Enjoyable!

This book is sort of like Edge of Tomorrow meets Battle: Los Angeles. The author does a very good job at describing the hopelessness of fighting a nearly numberless foe that is better in almost every way. He also conveys multiple scenarios where through courage and loyalty you can overcome almost any situation. I loves listening and I plan on finishing the series as well as the Battle: Beyond Earth series.

The narrator did a good job of conveying a militaristic voice when in combat situations. The only problem I had was that he pronounced some words differently(I do not say wrong because I may be wrong) than from what I have heard in other books and it Slightly confused me at times.

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Solid Military SCI - FI

Would you consider the audio edition of Battle Earth II to be better than the print version?

Did not read the printed version

What did you like best about this story?

it delivers on a aliens vs human war told from the front Lines soldiers point of view

Which character as performed by Neal Arango was your favorite?

Major Taylor

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, Very much so

Any additional comments?

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

Good storyline that kept me interested.

If you could sum up Battle Earth II in three words, what would they be?

Nice follow up to the first book, I enjoy these types of scifi novels.

Any additional comments?

I was voluntarily provided this review copy audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator.

Great book

I received this book free from the publisher, narrator and or author for a honest review and unbiased option via audio book boom. this was a great book boom .

I listened to the book at one sitting it was very good

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Title: TA'AM

Subtitle: The Senses Novels, Book 3

Author: K M Aul

Narrator: Meredith 'Faux' Bradshaw

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 47 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-25-16

Publisher: Kim M Aul

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Time has run out. The world as we know it is coming to an abrupt end. Six heroes are all that stand in the way of our complete obliteration. One young child holds the key to our past, a past and history steeped in myth and purposeful deception. This past is our only pathway into the future, as it may contain the information needed to halt the imminent destruction of our world.

Raised in a nonhuman world, one child with an ability to travel instantly to any place and any time may be mankind's only hope. Born amid a horrible tragedy, burned and disfigured, she will emerge to join with five more heroes and take a stand against the darkness. Prepare for an adventure unlike any you have ever encountered.

Members Reviews:

Key Part In The Series

This book is key in the series as it marks the introduction of new characters who have special abilities. This story is decidedly different than the first two books, but connects them with surprising effectiveness. Good read, and makes you want more!