So far, The Awakened has been a series that has moved a lot. A new main character at the start of each new book, but the same very interesting world that they try to live in. While some of them eventually come together, it is also a weakness, since you have to get to know the character each time ove...
I’m go glad to be back with Emma and her family. In her last adventure, Emma and her sister were taken by the Banderwigh’s but they are now safely home and trying to overcome their fears and nightmares. Living next to the forest, Emma begins to feel a presence within the forest which when asked, her...
Solstice knows magic exists but she’s one of the few who does - and it doesn’t overly affect her job as a photographer or her relationship. Unfortunately, since neither are doing extremely well. And then something happens, the Convergence - and Solstice’s career is definitely picking up. Oh, and a...
When Emma makes a promise, she takes that responsibly seriously. If you read the previous book in this series you know that Emma is a druid, but if you haven’t read the first novel, this novel will fill you in with the details but I do suggest you read the first novel, as I really enjoyed it. Emma, ...
I'm amazed by the rapid succession in which Matthew S. Cox can produce new books in different series and also across genres. Not all of them have been a complete success for me, but I was curious to this book taking place on Mars, since the last series about Mars I read (Red Rising) was a lot of fun...
(I got a copy from the publisher, in exchange for an honest review.) A little lengthy at times, but overall an enjoyable "coming of (witchcraft) age" story that, while resting on archetypical elements, turns out to go deeper than what could be expected at first. Even though, looking at it with a m...
Emma and the Banderwigh by Matthew Cox is an excellent science fiction fantasy for teens and young adults. I gave it five stars because it kept me entertained from start to finish. Thanks to the author for a great read. Emma is a ten year old girl on an epic adventure. She doesn't want to believe ...
So far, The Awakened series has been anything but what I've been expecting to read. After my initial disappointment in the second book, Archon's Queen, where characters and setting were changed compared to Prophet of the Badlands, I was once up for a complete change of cast for the major part of Gre...
A fan from the Awakened series by the same author, I was really looking forward to The Summer the World Ended, which really sounded like another apocalypse novel. Fourteen-year-old Riley sees her summer- and her life- fall apart after her mother suddenly dies from an aneurysm and she needs to go l...
After reading Prophet of the Badlands, the first book of the Awakened series, I actually expected the story to just continue. But silly me, I couldn't have been more wrong. The Badlands are changed for a futuristic London in ruins with a lot of observation and different social classes. Annabella '...
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