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Infinity by Sherilyn Kenyon Piatkus Supplied for review by Hachette New Zealand |
Reviewed By: Jan Butterworth |
| "Normal zombie attacks –" That made Nick wonder what would qualify as a abnormal zombie attack. "- are done by dead people brought back from their graves. They’re under the control of their masters and attack humans to get a taste of blood. But this ..... the kid wasn’t dead yet. Makes no sense to me." "Maybe someone spiked his wheaties," I’m not a zombie fan but this book is hilarious. This is a prequel to the Darkhunters series that features Nick Gaultier in high school. It tells the story of how he came to be working for Kyrian and features a lot of familiar faces, such as the Peltiers and the vampire hunter Tamara. This interesting group works together to track down the reason for the zombie outbreak and saves the day. A lot of Nick’s demon background is explored and a better portrait of his father is shown. Halfway through the book I had an a-ha moment and twigged to a very important part of the book. I won’t say more as you can discover it yourself. This book is an entertaining read that is suitable for teens, and a good introduction to the Darkhunter world. Though this book was written for the teenage market, Darkhunter fans need to read this book, you won’t be disappointed. |
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