Review: Imaginable (Intangible #2) by J Meyers

Title: Imaginable 

(Intangible #2)

Author: J. Meyers

Summary:

Twins Sera and Luke Raine’s unusual abilities are growing. Sera is healing vampires now, making them human again. And, at times, Luke can actually change the future he Sees.

But Sera’s healing has dangerous consequences, and though Luke is altering the outcome of more visions, he can’t control them yet.

Now Sera is in danger as the dark creatures of the Realm seek to use her. As Luke struggles to master his gift in order to save his sister, he discovers even more about his powers. 

And what he learns just may put him in greater danger than Sera has ever been.

Review:

I was very lucky to receive this story free from the author in exchange for an honest review. And Im so glad too, because I loved Intangible (and the novellas that go along with it)

Imaginable did not disappoint. Luke, Sera and the gang are all together again, facing another terrible threat to their lives due to the Prophesy. They are once again attacked, kidnapped, etc, and must find a way to escape the danger. This time though, it isn’t the vampires that are after them, its something considered much worse.

The characters were all there again. Fey and Luke seem to have a little thing, which im all in favor of… except shes like over 1000 years old, and he is 17. But, its whatever. I think its sweet. And then Sera is kinda falling for Jonas. Which is both sweet and kinda creepy. But still, im lovin on Jonas. Though he is the “Angel of Death” or whatever, since he is a big bad warrior vampire, he has a sweet side that I like a lot.

I liked learning more about the other Gifteds, though I don’t like Raquel at all. There was some sadness towards the end, but it wasn’t heart wrenching sadness. I wont say more than that, because I don’t wanna spoil it.

The only letdown is that the book felt really short. I read it very quickly, as I normally read good books, but this seemed way too quickly. (like 2 hours) Im not sure how many words are in this book, but it just seemed really short.

Rating: 4 Stars.