Fury

Blur Trilogy, Book 2

By: Steven James

Narrated by: Nick Podehl

The disturbing visions that helped Daniel Byers solve a deadly mystery have finally quieted, and the sixteen-year-old basketball star is looking forward to things settling back to normal. But when his father mysteriously disappears, Daniel realizes that the key to finding his dad rests in deciphering his chilling hallucinations.

Soon, long-buried secrets begin to surface, revealing clues that could help him locate his father. But as the past collides with the present and reality begins to blur around him, Daniel faces a race against time to save his dad before it's too late.

Filled with pulse-pounding suspense, Fury continues the thrilling young adult Blur Trilogy from bestselling author Steven James.

©2015 Steven James (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Another good book!

I have enjoyed this series so far and will be looking forward to the next book. :)

wow!

This was the second time we listened to this book. Steven James does it again!

Didn't work for me.

Enjoyed the first book. This one seemed hurried. Not well thought out. I'll have to catch the third book cheap before I'll finish the series...

James Tops Blur with Fury!

With his sequel to "Blur," Steven James manages to give us even more in his exciting novel, "Fury." Daniel Byers returns as the charming protagonist: the teenager with an old soul. Daniel has yet another mystery to solve; but with this plot we are given a more complicated, developed sequence of events that includes more from the supporting characters we love, the precocious Kyle and Daniel's sweetheart, Nicole. We are also left with the hint that Daniel will better realize his gift in the final book of the trilogy. Nick Poehdl's talented reading adds to the quality of the books, drawing readers even deeper into Daniel's life. Overall, a delightfully gratifying experience.

More of a filler book

Steven James' book 2 follows a similar path for the MC, what with his forgotten past forcing itself with affronts to his sanity with seemingly paranormal visions, some of which manifesting into tangible objects, all compelling him to face his past and solve a mystery that may provide answers to a missing loved on. This series definitely falls comfortably into the YA genre but is still a compelling mystery/thriller story.

Even though the plot is similar, it does move the story forward and hints at something of a big reveal to occur in book 3.

Nick Podehl's performance is outstanding and makes for an enjoyable and nail-biting listening experience.

Note: I also recall writing a review for this book back in 2015 but am unclear why it was removed.