Boston's Quest by Shanae BranhamMy rating: 2 of 5 stars
(Free copy in exchange for review)
Boston's Quest is perfect for YA gamers, which I'm not, so take that into consideration when reading my review.
This sequel to DiSemblance takes a different direction than the first book. Branham takes a long, long time to get to the point which is that there is a book three. The ending was very abrupt and ended at an extremely annoying spot in the story.
Once again, the story is told in three points of view – Jason, Boston and new main character, Oliver. We end up knowing Oliver at a deeper level at the conclusion of this book than we do Boston and Jason over two books. The character development has not been mastered by now and I have little doubt that book three will be the same. We barely get below the surface on many, if not all, of the characters so that it is hard to even care about them.
The book is named after Boston but ultimately this whole series is about Jason and Isaac. At least, that's how it appears to me. I was really hoping to see the end to this series but honestly, I think I'm done here.
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