Thursday, July 14, 2011

BOOK REVIEW: Hindsight

Title: Hindsight


Author: A.A.Bell

Publisher: Harper Collins

RRP: $22.99

ISBN: 9780732291372

Release Date: June 2011

Pages: 544



Description:

a rare and special tale!′ AUREALIS XPRESS on DIAMOND EYES, winner of the Norma K Hemming Award 2011

Mira Chambers has an infallible gift for solving mysteries ... but using it comes with a price.Determined to regain her independence after ten years in orphanages and asylums, Mira leaps at the chance to help her friend, Bennet Chiron, an enigmatic ex-con who risked his life to save hers. Mira plans to investigate the murder-robbery that put him behind bars for six years in the hope of clearing his name. But people are turning up dead under bizarre circumstances, and Mira discovers that she′s being hunted by two old adversaries.

Layers of secrets are about to be ripped apart ... is Mira the only one with a steep price to pay?

Review:

Hindsight is the second installment of A.A. Bell’s fabulous fantasy trilogy about Mira Chambers and her extraordinary eyes.

Hindsight picks up where Diamond Eyes left off with Ben Chiron in the hospital recuperating from his shot to the shoulder and Mira Chambers preparing to leave the Serenity Centre, not yet permanently but for an extended period

Chambers thinks she can live the rest of her life blissfully with Ben as her guardian then she has another thing coming. Firstly the military led by General Garland want her for the good of the country in their fight against terrorism and see her power to see the past as a major benefit.

Hindsight was a lot faster pace than the original in the series Diamond Eyes. There was just so much going on with Mira in pursuit of the captured Ben. Gun battles a plenty, Mira struggling with her feelings for Ben and her body guard Lockman who also falls for her. Mira is meeting more new people than ever before and building friendships, slowly as the trust is given a chance to grow. There is a tale of burgeoning love, trying hard to grow against all odds, that is difficult to watch because it is something everyone would understand.

Can’t wait to see what happens in the last book in Bell’s exciting new trilogy.

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