The Whispers of the Fallen (the Whispers of the Fallen, #2)

by J D Netto

• ISBN10: 1611876109
• ISBN13: 9781611876109
• Publish Date: 28 August 2013 (first published 1 October 2012)
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Untreed Reads Publishing
• Format: eBook
• Pages: 171
• Language: English

Reviews

[whisperingchapters]

I never thought I was going to enjoy a book like this. It took me a lot of time to pick up this book and I finally did for the Rebellion blog tour, thinking that since everyone was reading it, I should too. I actually enjoyed the book a lot. One of the few books I have read, to be honest, one of two books (Branded by Abi Ketner and Missy Kalicicki being one) I have read that have unique stories. It is good when authors take such risks to deliver a striking story, like this one.

One of the things I enjoyed reading when I started the book was the bond and the friendship that Isaac and Demetre have—so close and caring for one another, no matter the circumstances. I found the information concerning the diary quite impressive, considering it is something new, something unheard of and to see it in a book and read about it, was shocking and powerful.

I want to mention so many things about this book but everything will lead to a spoiler and that is the last thing I want to do so I will keep this one short. For my Rebellion review I will try and write more without giving spoilers (that will be an eventful and difficult task). All in all, I enjoyed reading this book, even though it would give me the creeps at times. Just one minor detail: how Isaac and Demetre talk. They are teenagers. I don't get why they talk like an adult, in the sense that they give away too much, instead of being like a normal teenager that cuts off almost a whole sentence. I like that they were cordial but I think it wen't overboard a little. That is my only complaint.