★★★☆☆
Find me if you dare by Vicki Leigh
Genres: young adult, paranormal, romance, urban fantasy
Pages: 255
Series: Book 2 in the Dreamcatcher series
Published by Curiosity Quills Press
Release date: December 1st 2015
Summary: They may have won the first battle, but the Apocalypse has just begun.
Five weeks have passed since the battle that left Rome and Columbus in ruins. Sheltered in the hidden city of Caelum, Daniel and Kayla train alongside over one hundred Magus and Protectors, hoping that their unified ranks will be enough to take down their greatest threat yet: Richard, his followers, and his horde of Nightmares. Then a fallen comrade is returned to Caelum with a message carved into his chest and a note referencing the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and Daniel knows their time for training is over.
Finally understanding Richard’s plans for Kayla and the three other Magus born on Halloween, Daniel and the rest of Caelum’s volunteers scout the U.S. in a desperate attempt to stop their enemy before he can unleash his first Horseman. But when massive attacks claim thousands of lives, people all over the world begin to fall ill—including those Daniel and Kayla care about the most.
With the Horseman of Pestilence released, Daniel knows it’s time to step aside and let Kayla take the lead. Only she has the power to rival her father’s. But when Richard’s plot turns out to be darker than they imagined, their fight is met with more death and destruction—and an enemy who might be unbeatable, after all.
Adopted at three-days-old by a construction worker and a stay-at-home mom, Vicki Leigh grew up in a small suburb of Akron, Ohio where she learned to read by the age of four and considered being sent to her room for punishment as an opportunity to dive into another book. By the sixth grade, Vicki penned her first, full-length screenplay. If she couldn’t be a writer, Vicki would be a Hunter (think Dean and Sam Winchester) or a Jedi. Her favorite place on earth is Hogwarts (she refuses to believe it doesn’t exist), and her favorite dreams include solving cases alongside Sherlock Holmes.
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*I received this ARC from Curiosity Quills in exchange for an honest review.*
This is the second book to the series and yes I did read the first as well. This is a fast moving series, there isn’t a lot of drag time in them and the pages really do fly by. There is constantly action.
For those who like the Hush, Hush series and The Mortal Instruments, this is kind of up your alley. While this is an entirely unique idea it is along the same pathways.
If you thought that you would get a break from the excitement after the last book, think again.. we really kind of hit the ground running here. There is more action and yes…romance.
The characters experience a good amount of growth, Kayla for instance grows by leaps and bounds even amidst the darkness that threatens everyone. The friends bind together and they rebuild.. all in all it’s a good, fast paced sequel.
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