Strings

Ables Series, Book 2

De: Jeremy Scott

Narrado por: Eric Michael Summerer

Three years after the showdown with Finch razed their hometown of Freepoint and changed their lives forever, Phillip and the rest of The Ables gang find another school year interrupted by a growing threat.

Relations with the government have never been more strained and the political rhetoric has shifted to a more hostile tone when discussing those with special abilities. A new branch of Homeland Security has been empowered to investigate custodial acts of heroism and even detain suspects indefinitely. While juggling his leadership responsibilities over the dozens of Ables members, a new crush, and a growing anxiety problem....

Phillip will have to decide how much of The Ables' time will be spent training for simulation games and how much will be spent stepping into the real-world crime-fighting holes created by the custodians that have disappeared - presumed to be imprisoned or worse. Confronted with a mysterious new villain wielding a previously unknown power, Phillip, Bentley, and Henry will be forced to stretch their abilities and their bonds further than ever before.

©2019 Jeremy Scott (P)2019 Tantor

Where is James?

What happened to James? It seems he is fine at the end of book 1, but then I cannot see why he is not there at the beginning of book 2. Did I miss something?

The book is entertaining, but just slower and more sad. There was more fun had in the first book, and I enjoyed that.

really good

pretty good, I wish Jeremy would have done the narration, but otherwise good. not as good as the first one, but still solid. can't wait for the next.

Excellent sequel

Most of the original characters with added new ones. Very well done. Having disabilities myself I appreciate the fresh chosen perspective.

Good, but should have been read by the author

The story is a good sequel to the first Ables book and is worth listening to. That being said, the reason I came to the Ables party was the voice of the Cinema Sins guy. Having someone else read the sequil is a bit jarring and I never quite got use to it. Like if Yahtzee Croshaw of Zero Punctuation had someone with an American acsent read one of his books. Still worth getting, but gets a Sin (Ding!).

GREAT sequel!

I couldn't wait to hear the follow-up to The Ables, and this certainly did not disappoint! I listened to this whole book I'm one day and it was so much fun. Great story with great heart.

Kudos Jeremy!