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Published: Sep. 04, 2011
Words: 34888 (approximate)
Language: English
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The second book in the Lux series. *** As America falls, the survivors begin to build an army to fight against the corrupt government of Senator Angine, while the Lux experiment with their abilities and try to come to terms with what they are.Extended description
The second book in the Lux series.***
As America falls, the survivors begin to build an army to fight against the corrupt government of Senator Angine, while the Lux experiment with their abilities and try to come to terms with what they are.
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paranormal romance, fantasy, paranormal, energy, government, supernatural, science fiction, genetic engineering, war, urban, revolution, series, super powers, ya, dna, genetically altered, genetic manipulation, teen adventure, hansen, genetically enhanced, revolutionaries, teen paranormal romance, teen fiction series, lux, jalex, lux the series, conspiracy thoeryAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Philip Green
on Oct. 18, 2011 :
Very good work, as Porretto noted, your work is good enough to deserve an editor. While I don't notice a lot of the grammatical mistakes, it could use some work.
Other then that, I think a little more backstory and detail could help the story out (Angine, how do children manage to get so much food and water to survive in sewers, building jumping seems a bit questionable as a form of travel for a bunch of untrained teanagers), it requires a suspension of disbelief now and then to make the story readable. But it is excellent work.
4 stars because I love it, but think it could be improved.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Pink Zombie
on Sep. 25, 2011 :
The Lux story is truly chilling. I got major goosebumps at some parts. I read the first book and was amazed. And the second one did not disappoint; it lived up to the first. I am eager to read the next one. These books really torture me at the end. I just want to keep reading! I would recommend this book to anyone.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Francis Porretto
on Sep. 10, 2011 :
Miss Hansen, this is INFURIATING!
You've got a good story going, especially for a young-adult audience. Your characterizations are coming along just as well as in the first segment. But there are just too many avoidable mistakes, most particularly in spelling and punctuation, but also in low-level grammar that you really should get right!
You need an editor. You DESERVE an editor. Your stuff has immense promise, but its mechanical flaws detract from it unnecessarily.
My only other criticism of substance is that Angine's stature, particularly his political elevation, remains insufficiently explained. He works adequately well as a villain, but his position in the story is not adequately grounded. I feel certain you thought about the backstory to the Lux saga before you set out on it; why not allow a little more of that groundwork to show?
This segment deserves three and a half stars, but I'm rounding up.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)
Review by:
Joey Jones
on Sep. 09, 2011 :
The 2nd part of this story was as good as the first. Some pretty good cliffhangers here and looking forward to the next installment.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)