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Title: The Flux
Subtitle: Mancer Series, Book 2
Author: Ferrett Steinmetz
Narrator: Peter Brooke
Format: Unabridged
Length: 13 hrs and 12 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-06-15
Publisher: Audible Studios
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 36 votes
Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Aliyah Tsabo-Dawson: the world's most dangerous eight-year-old girl. Burned by a terrorist's magic, gifted strange powers beyond measure. She's furious that she has to hide her abilities from her friends, her teachers, even her mother - and her temper tantrums can kill.
Paul Tsabo: bureaucromancer. Magical drug dealer. Desperate father. He's gone toe to toe with the government's conscription squads of brain-burned Unimancers, and he'll lie to anyone to keep Aliyah out of their hands - whether Aliyah likes it or not.
The King of New York: the mysterious power player hell-bent on capturing the two of them. A man packing a private army of illegal 'mancers. Paul's family is the key to keep the King's crumbling empire afloat. But offering them paradise is the catalyst that inflames Aliyah's deadly rebellious streak....
Members Reviews:
Wonderful storytelling
Ferret did a better job with this book then the first. Hope he writes another in this series.
not quite satisfying
a good follow up to the first book, and provides a stand alone plotline, but relies way too heavily on an outside storyline limiting creativity in a book which should already have all the uniqueness it needs.
Bbetter and better
So. I came into this expecting to like it. After all, I loved Flex, the first book in this series. But I am well aware that sometimes book 2 in a series is a bit lacking.
The Flux? Wasn't. It managed, in fact, to be what I thought it could not be: Actually better than the first one. And that is really saying something.
The story was thrilling, full of unexpected turns, the characters were believable (which is again saying something since a fair few were Mancers). There were even donuts.
I also found the narration improved over the first time through, though I have trouble putting my finger on precisely what made it better. All in all? Well worth a listen. But if you're new to this series, go back and start at book 1, and prepare yourself for a fascinating jaunt into a rarity in modern fantasy: an actually unique magical system.
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Title: The Flux
Subtitle: Mancer Series, Book 2
Author: Ferrett Steinmetz
Narrator: Peter Brooke
Format: Unabridged
Length: 13 hrs and 12 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-06-15
Publisher: Audible Studios
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 36 votes
Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Aliyah Tsabo-Dawson: the world's most dangerous eight-year-old girl. Burned by a terrorist's magic, gifted strange powers beyond measure. She's furious that she has to hide her abilities from her friends, her teachers, even her mother - and her temper tantrums can kill.
Paul Tsabo: bureaucromancer. Magical drug dealer. Desperate father. He's gone toe to toe with the government's conscription squads of brain-burned Unimancers, and he'll lie to anyone to keep Aliyah out of their hands - whether Aliyah likes it or not.
The King of New York: the mysterious power player hell-bent on capturing the two of them. A man packing a private army of illegal 'mancers. Paul's family is the key to keep the King's crumbling empire afloat. But offering them paradise is the catalyst that inflames Aliyah's deadly rebellious streak....
Members Reviews:
Wonderful storytelling
Ferret did a better job with this book then the first. Hope he writes another in this series.
not quite satisfying
a good follow up to the first book, and provides a stand alone plotline, but relies way too heavily on an outside storyline limiting creativity in a book which should already have all the uniqueness it needs.
Bbetter and better
So. I came into this expecting to like it. After all, I loved Flex, the first book in this series. But I am well aware that sometimes book 2 in a series is a bit lacking.
The Flux? Wasn't. It managed, in fact, to be what I thought it could not be: Actually better than the first one. And that is really saying something.
The story was thrilling, full of unexpected turns, the characters were believable (which is again saying something since a fair few were Mancers). There were even donuts.
I also found the narration improved over the first time through, though I have trouble putting my finger on precisely what made it better. All in all? Well worth a listen. But if you're new to this series, go back and start at book 1, and prepare yourself for a fascinating jaunt into a rarity in modern fantasy: an actually unique magical system.