Hall, Maggie Map of
Fates (Conspiracy of Us, #2), 309 pgs.
G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 2016.
$17.99 Content: Language: PG-13
(7 swears); Mature Content: PG-13; Violence: PG-13.
Avery is fighting against the clock to save
her mother. The Order wants her to find
an ancient treasure that they believe will give them the upper hand and the
power to overtake the Circle, in exchange for her mother’s life. As Avery searches around the world for the
clues, she struggles with her feelings for Jack and Stellan, as well as
understanding her new place in the Circle with her father and his
children. When the first born sons of
the Circle start getting murdered, Avery has to step up her game.
There is a lot of action throughout this book
which makes it easy to read, but at times I felt like Avery was going in
circles and that was frustrating. The
love triangle is a bit ridiculous, as all love triangles are, but Avery’s indecisiveness
is annoying. The ending was awful
and all the reasons I want to punch this book in the face, but I won’t spoil it
in case you want to read it. There is an
intense make out session, underage drinking, and a murder suicide among other
violent episodes throughout that make it PG-13.
MS, HS – OPTIONAL. Reviewer, C. Peterson.
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