Invincible: The Chronicles of Nick (Chronicles of Nick, #2)

by Sherrilyn Kenyon

When teenager Nick Gautier was saved from almost-certain death by a mysterious warrior, he had a feeling his life was set to change. Fighting the undead has taken the place of fighting with his teachers (well . . . almost) and Nick is learning to rely on his powers to protect the world from evil he could never before have imagined.

Then, just when he thought things couldn't get any worse, he wakes up to find himself enslaved in a world of shapeshifters and demons out to claim his soul.

He's being groomed by the darkest of powers and if he doesn't learn how to raise the dead by the end of the week, he will become one of them . . .

• ISBN10: 0312599064
• ISBN13: 9780312599065
• Publish Date: 22 March 2011
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: St Martin's Press
• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 432
• Language: English

Reviews

[littleread1]

I am really liking this series. UF vs PNR, UF wins every time.

In this book, Nick's sarcasm and smart-ass retorts didn't annoy me and weren't as jumpy, but rather had the desired effect of making me laugh. I started warming up to Nick and found it easier to grasp the story. The secondary characters are still so freaking amazing. What I love about this story is that I didn't really know who the bad and good guys were. I was always on edge that any character could turn their backs from the light.

It was easier to understand the many mythological and fantasy creatures and this new information wasn't confusing or info-dumped. What I feel took away my enjoyment in Infinity was the zombie-aspect, but Invincible has more of a mystery and magical aspect which made for a fast-paced, action pact and enjoying read.

The second book of the Chronicles of Nick was much more enjoyable than the first and even although it didn't feel like a five-star read, the subtle cliffhanger (if that makes any sense) at the end makes me really excited for book three.

[Linda]

YES! That's all I can say really. What a satisfying book. Nick is understanding more and more about himself and the world, but he's still staying good. And he's even figuring out who Ambrose really is. He's a really smart kid, that one.

I'm loving this series, as it is a mix of the Dark Hunters and Nick's paralell story, it's great to read about Kyrian, and how he was before the Dark Hunter books. And it's great to see the battles Nick has to battle with himself to stay true and good.

Nick's mom is not as present as I had thought she would be, but she's still there, and loving him, so it's OK.

I'm still not sure how I feel about Cody, and I am wondering who is in place to hurt Nick from the side of his friends.