Night Sky

Night Sky, Book 1

By: Suzanne Brockmann, Melanie Brockmann

Narrated by: Melanie Brockmann

She's the ultimate weapon in fighting destiny.

NewYork Times and USA Today best-selling author Suzanne Brockmann and her daughter Melanie have written a pulse-pounding novel of paranormal suspense set in a near future both fantastic and frightening.

Skylar Reid is shaken when Sasha, the little girl she babysits, is kidnapped. She's scared that the weird dreams she's been having about Sasha are real - and even more afraid that Sasha is already dead.

When a mysterious girl with extreme butt-kicking abilities roars into town on a motorcycle and starts stalking Skylar, things get even weirder. Supergirl Dana tells Sky that she also has abilities, that a hormone in their blood makes them stronger, faster, smarter - a hormone that the makers of a new drug called Destiny will murder to get their hands on.

Dana and Milo, her dangerously hot yet oh-so-forbidden partner in crime, want Sky to join them in their mission - and to mold Sky into the ultimate weapon. She can sense there's something about her abilities they're not telling her, but the only way to save Sasha and stop other girls from being taken is to embrace the weird…and fight Destiny.

©2014 Suzanne Brockmann and Melanie Brockmann (P)2014 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Good Listen

Entertaining. This book is one that you should read for pure entertainment. Not suspensful or riveting but definitely fun.

pretty good

definitely for young readers, not so much for me but likes it enough to listen to the next installment. I love her mother's work.

excellent

I got this based on Suzanne Brockman, but Melanie has done an excellent job and I'll get the next book because of Melanie Brockman's name!!

Absolutely love this book

Awesome characters and story. Action, adventure and love. This is addictive . I got the next two in the series when I was halfway through the first.

Greater Than is just another word for Supers.

Not a bad story for a teen fantasy book. The dystopia world building part is light and at first, I didn’t even notice it was supposed to be dystopia genre until later in the book. I did not listen to the Suzanne Brockmann Born of Darkness book and wish I had listened to that one first as it might have cleared up some of the world building. The second half of the book is better than the first, it took me a while before I was invested in the story. Narration was done by the author (Melanie) and I have just never came across a audiobook where that was a good idea. She wasn’t horrible but not she was not great either.