Book Review: Invincible

Invincible by Sherrilyn Kenyon

Invincible is the second book in the Chronicles of Nick series by Sherrilyn Kenyon.  The book leaves off from where the first book, Infinity, left off.  I do suggest reading the books in order since this series seems to leave off right were the first one ended, but then I also don't think it will be overly confusing if you don't.

Another school year has started for Nick Gautier and after the trouble of before this time seems to multiply.  He's being blackmailed to join his new high school foot ball coach in this scheme to steal students belongings.  But he's more than that he steals souls.  Then add on other demons trying to kill him.  Nick finds out more about himself that terrifies him.

I loved this story.  It was a really quick read and if I wasn't so tired I probably would have read it in one day.  Even though this was a quick read, the book had plenty of details and action to keep you interesting.  This book (and series) is in the young adult genre but I would definitely consider older teens as the appropriate age group for the books.  There is some course language and descriptive fight scenes.

I love Sherrilyn Kenyon's progression of her characters and how she is developing them.  She isn't just developing them for this story but for also future stories.  I definitely can't wait too read the other books.

Rating:
5 out of 5

On Deck:
Return of the Warrior by Kinley MacGregor
Charmed Thirds by Megan McCafferty
Retribution by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Secrets VOL. 3 anthology
Bubble's A Broad by Sarah Strohmeyer
Grand Avenue by Joy Fielding