Invincible

It's dark but more of a mocha brown than pitch black. The life of a teenager was fun and I could relate. There were unexpected twists and that's rare for me. Good reader, easy listen.

If you could sum up Invincible in three words, what would they be?Suspensful, Surprising, EnjoyableWho was your favorite character and why?Nick, his continuing struggle to decide his own fate regardless of what history or others tell him he is or will be is admirable.Which scene was your favorite?I think the end. It gave some answers, but left you wanting more.Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?Yes, if I had the time, I would definately listen all day. But I also did not want it to end, I was very caught up in Nick's world.Any additional comments?Higlhly recommend this series, as well as the Dark Hunter Series for Adults.

I had mixed feelings about the first book in the Chronicles of Nick Series, but was interested enough to keep reading. Am I glad I did! This book is when the series actually starts to get interesting. The author really starts to flesh out a lot of the characters and you start to learn more about them, and Nick's own fate. Though Nick himself doesn't really see what's going on yet.This young adult urban fantasy at it's best! This series almost reminds me of Percy Jackson with an evil twist, i.e. the main character is the person who is supposed to destroy the world not save it.