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This is another Oracles Novelette; I am fortunate to be reading "Second Sight" right after "Lost Girl" although, they do not need to be read in any particular order.
Second Sight is told from Gena's point of view. Gena absolutely loves sunglasses! When her friends Anne and Juniper go thrift shopping for a present for Juniper's dad's birthday, Gena comes across a pair of odd sunglasses that she falls in love with. For 0.65 cents, she just has to have them! As soon as Gena puts on her strange sunglasses, she starts to see wierd images, flashes of the future that she can't interpret. Is Anne going to go blind? Is Gena's dad going to be killed by his new girlfriend?
This Oracles Novelette was a little lighter than "Lost Girl" but still enjoyable. The sunglasses were an interesting device to use to see into the future, and as in "Lost Girl," the girls characters and great. I'm glad that the characters are so well developed and carry over from each Novelette. I'll be waiting for the next one...
This book was provided for free in exchange for an honest review.
Second Sight is told from Gena's point of view. Gena absolutely loves sunglasses! When her friends Anne and Juniper go thrift shopping for a present for Juniper's dad's birthday, Gena comes across a pair of odd sunglasses that she falls in love with. For 0.65 cents, she just has to have them! As soon as Gena puts on her strange sunglasses, she starts to see wierd images, flashes of the future that she can't interpret. Is Anne going to go blind? Is Gena's dad going to be killed by his new girlfriend?
This Oracles Novelette was a little lighter than "Lost Girl" but still enjoyable. The sunglasses were an interesting device to use to see into the future, and as in "Lost Girl," the girls characters and great. I'm glad that the characters are so well developed and carry over from each Novelette. I'll be waiting for the next one...
This book was provided for free in exchange for an honest review.
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