Mirror of the Sun

Enhanced World, Book 7

De: Victoria Sue

Narrado por: Nick J. Russo

Together, they might stand a chance. Divided the world might never survive.

Richard, chased by the memory of losing his entire team in Syria, agreed to help his younger brother Talon, in an attempt to forge bonds between them that had been broken when Talon had transformed.

Adam, terrified of the team that had given him a chance at life, finding out what he had done. Would it result not only in losing the family he had always wanted but never had, but the real risk of harm to those not expecting it, and knowing he was going to be forced to choose between the two?

Sawyer, torn between the real possibility that his ability was out of control, and terrified to admit it even to those who had always had his back, was secretly being drawn to both the warrior that might save the world, and the innocent that might have to sacrifice himself for it.

And the very real possibility that the evil they faced would defeat all three.

©2023 Victoria Sue (P)2025 Victoria Sue

Very exiting story, great narrator!

This story self is already exciting to read, but the audio version is even better. I enjoyed this narrator, he has a pleasant voice and really brings the story to life. It is so exciting, packed with action, suspense and unexpected twists and turns. Enhanced children are kidnapped left and right from locked houses, the camera footage shows a very unexpected person collecting the ransom, the team is betrayed and put under enormous pressure by the kidnappers, and in the midst of all this, a wonderful love triangle slowly develops. I loved the pace of this story and how everything came together. This trouple had to overcome many obstacles (some angst) and I loved that they took the time to do so. I hope many more stories will follow in this universe. Highly recommended.

Perfect end to a series

What’s not to love about three broken men finding each other and mending their injured hearts? Sawyer and Adam have both suffered from abuse and discrimination just because they developed scars as children. Richard’s life was much different until he joined the military and found a new family with his team until tragedy struck.