A review by suze_1624
Anthem of Survival by Thom Collins
4.0
I’ve enjoyed this series and this one rounds it off wonderfully well.
Daniel and Elijah are gradually moving on, scars from their ordeal are both physical and psychological. Some things are easier than others to handle.
We also see the hassle that fame brings - papparazzi, manic fans, feeling unsafe.
Joe is also back, but a very wounded Joe. It annoys me that self defence gets a sentence but good to have Daniel in his corner.
We start of nice and slow and cosy really, with the nastiness gathering in the background unbeknownst to Daniel and Elijah.
The mastermind is revealed, only coming to the reader shortly before being revealed in the book.
Once again the sea has a major part to play and poor Joe and Terry still in the thick of things.
Daniel and Elijah are gradually moving on, scars from their ordeal are both physical and psychological. Some things are easier than others to handle.
We also see the hassle that fame brings - papparazzi, manic fans, feeling unsafe.
Joe is also back, but a very wounded Joe. It annoys me that self defence gets a sentence but good to have Daniel in his corner.
We start of nice and slow and cosy really, with the nastiness gathering in the background unbeknownst to Daniel and Elijah.
The mastermind is revealed, only coming to the reader shortly before being revealed in the book.
Once again the sea has a major part to play and poor Joe and Terry still in the thick of things.