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A review by jscarpa14
The Tomb of Shadows by Peter Lerangis
4.0
While this installment was a lot darker than the other novels in the series in my opinion it was also a lot more engrossing, edge of your seat action.
In this novel the select learn to be the select without Marco. They face hardship after hardship and watch as everything they've come to know about their lives and mission as select dwindles away and face the choice between doing what's right and doing what most benefits them.
I really enjoyed watching Jack grow as a character in this story. While none of them seem to acknowledge it Jack moves more into the position of leader as this stories progress because he's the one they turn to in order to make the hard choices. We also learn more about the then and now of Jack's mother which was definitely an interesting subplot.
With an astonishing ending I look forward to see what these characters will do next and can't wait to read the next book.
In this novel the select learn to be the select without Marco. They face hardship after hardship and watch as everything they've come to know about their lives and mission as select dwindles away and face the choice between doing what's right and doing what most benefits them.
I really enjoyed watching Jack grow as a character in this story. While none of them seem to acknowledge it Jack moves more into the position of leader as this stories progress because he's the one they turn to in order to make the hard choices. We also learn more about the then and now of Jack's mother which was definitely an interesting subplot.
With an astonishing ending I look forward to see what these characters will do next and can't wait to read the next book.