Avatar (Indigo, Book 6)

Rating:
Summary: Back on track
Review: After the somewhat disappointing "Troika", Louise comes back with one of the strongest books fo the series, a little slow at he outset, the climax and resolution are almost a hundred pages of reading that you have a hard time putting down. I think Machiavelli would'vwe appreciated the issue Louise Cooper confronted in regards to powers that be. She also keeps you guessing, and while a few parts were foreseeable, there were some good twists to keep it interesting. I feel that Indigo really comes into her own in this book, and doesn't appear as reckless as she has in the past. Nice maturation of her character. This book, and the series it is a part of comes highly recommended.

Rating:
Summary: Back on track
Review: After the somewhat disappointing "Troika", Louise comes back with one of the strongest books fo the series, a little slow at he outset, the climax and resolution are almost a hundred pages of reading that you have a hard time putting down. I think Machiavelli would'vwe appreciated the issue Louise Cooper confronted in regards to powers that be. She also keeps you guessing, and while a few parts were foreseeable, there were some good twists to keep it interesting. I feel that Indigo really comes into her own in this book, and doesn't appear as reckless as she has in the past. Nice maturation of her character. This book, and the series it is a part of comes highly recommended.