Flying Blind
Caroline A. Gill
(The Flykeeper Chronicles, #2)
Publication date: May 21st 2016
Genres: Dystopia, Paranormal, Young Adult
Synopsis:
In a broken America, seventeen-year old Iolani Bearse
encounters a world full of wonder and danger.
Lani discovers a secret: houseflies have magic.
Stealers have no mercy.
Armed with memory-draining lanterns, the stone-cold hunters
relentlessly follow catastrophes, laying traps, preying on the weak.
Together with her father, Eleanor, Sam, and Mango, her
beloved pinto mare, Lani rescues victims from the grasp of Memory Stealers. One
by one, she saves whomever she can, looking for any path that leads to safety.
When her family’s farmhouse is attacked, Lani must act quickly to save those
she loves.
Can Lani unmask their powerful, hidden enemies before the
flies’ magic fails and everything burns to ashes?
Will the loss of one of her greatest friends become her
downfall?
Can Lani overcome the evil that is tearing her world apart,
flying blind?
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My Review:
Iolani is back and trying to save everyone she can from the
stealers with the help of her trusty friends the flies yes I said flies. The
flies do whatever Lani asks them to do. Her fly friends help her get out of
some very tough spots that she somehow manages to get herself into most of the
time with the help of others that either want to stop her or use her and her
flies for their own purposes good or bad.
Lani is kidnapped and is made to do things with the help of
her flies that she would never ever do in order to keep her family and her new
friends the now orphans that she has saved from the stealers alive and safe.
She is blackmailed into using her fly magic to steal some very valuable things for
someone else.
After she is kidnapped and kept locked up for a while Lani
has sort of a nervous breakdown and almost loses it all but she is brought back
to reality with the threat of her family and friends lives hanging over her
head. She knows if she doesn’t take the things that she is told to steal then
her family will be taken from her. Really what choice does she have?
But Lani wakes up and is not quite as naïve as her captors
think she is. While Lani is out doing the bidding of her captors she does a
little exploring of her own and while she is out on her little trip she meets a
new friend Cheesie who helps her when she is at her lowest and cannot help
herself. Cheesie is a breath of fresh air and I don’t think anyone can help but
love him. He is one doozy of a character that will capture your heart the first
time you lay eyes on him.
But Lani is a tough chic whom no one can keep down for long
not especially when she has people that is counting on her and she thinks she
is the only one that can save them and maybe she is but they are there for her
when she is down and really, really needs their help.
Flying Blind is unlike any book you have read before or at
least for me it is but even if you have read something similar you will still
love Flying Blind if you like a good Fantasy/Dystopian type book with some
magic thrown in for your reading pleasure. Lani is one tough girl physically
and mentally she can hang in there with the best of them and will do what must
be done to get the job done. She will take you on the ride of your life with
the help of her fly friends. I love the world building with the flies and the
stealers in Flying Blind. The meaning of a fly on the wall has a whole new
meaning now. I will never think of flies in the same way again.
Flying Away (The
Flykeeper Chronicles #1)
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AUTHOR BIO:
Unusual stories attract me, ones in which the reader cannot
easily see the ending or most of the journey. Visiting Rome during
university studies, I found a simple truth sitting on buses,
traveling all over the ancient city: the joy is in the Journey, in the
people I meet, not in the destination. So, I write for you. I write for
sanity. I write for chocolate and really good pizza.
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1 comments:
This sounds like a unique series and well developed overall, too! Glad you liked it, Nancy! Great review!
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