Shanker, Tarun and Kelly Zekas
These Vengeful Souls (These Vicious Masks #3), 290 pages. Swoon (Feiwel and Friends), 2017. $11. Content: Language: PG-13 (29 swears); Mature Content:
PG; Violence; PG-13.
Evelyn, Sebastian
and her group of friends are on the run since Captain Goode has pinned the
deaths of a hundred plus people on their magical powers. Goode has duped the government leaders as
well as most of London into believing that he is the good guy because he can
suppress the special powers of others, but he is simply creating illusions of
his heroics. Evelyn has to outsmart
Captain Goode to save those like her with the help of her closest friends.
I enjoyed this trilogy and I think that the
world and it’s magical powers are well explained and make sense as different
problems are solved. Even though there
are a lot of characters, they are distinguishable and their powers are unique. I especially liked Mr. Kent’s humor. My
only issue with this book is the epilogue-specifically the date of the epilogue
in relation to the end of the book-it was disappointing. The violence is threat of torture and battling
with magic.
MS, HS - ADVISABLE. Reviewer, C. Peterson.
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