I just finished Elusion last night, and I can happily say that I'm now obsessed with this fantasy world. I think I might have nanopsychosis. (: Oh the references I can now make. This was one of the best fantasy-tech-dystopian-ish novels I've ever read. The way that this book keeps you constantly engaged with what's going on and the twists and turns that hit you out of nowhere. It's like watching a T.V. show you just can't get enough of. I kid you not, I literally got so lost in reading this book that at more than a few points, I forgot that I was even turning pages. That is the kind of enthralled that I always hope to get when I read a book and I think I found that beautifully in this book. The only thing I'm not a fan of about this book, besides Patrick being a jealous asshole, was that this book ended. I have no complaints about anything in this. And, as you can tell by my last review, that's incredibly hard for me to say. There's usually always something in a story that I wish I could have changed, or at least, seen more of. With Elusion, there was none of that, only the very real need to read more about this world and to see a sequel. Because, I desperately need a sequel. That's kind of funny though, considering I know that the book just came out on the 18th of March. Although I did get an ARC for this book in a Goodreads giveaway. I cannot say how thankful I am that I was able to win an ARC for this book. If I hadn't, who knows how long until I would have been able to sink my brain into this land of fantastic things and places.
Claudia Gabel and Cheryl Klam, you should applaud yourselves, because you have done a marvelous job. I just hope you have a sequel in mind, because the fans and I would be forever lost without one.
Too-da-loo
until next time,
The Book Nerd
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