jerrund Wrote:I personally liked the "Nightkill" tie-in in "Secret Vengeance", having read "Nightkill" for the first time a few weeks ago (after stumbling on where my local library stashes all of The Man's works).
No coincidences.
That was a cool little cameo. I too feel we'll be seeing more of Ted in the next book and I know what Howard Cosell had said to get himself into trouble on Monday Night Football-I was watching the game when it happened.
All in all, I thought SV was the strongest of the three YA books. I liked how Jack had to discover his guiding principle and how he worried whether or not he'd crossed a line. And I have to give myself a pat on the back(know I'm not tired of doing so-why do you ask?)because I figured out the lock dilemma right when he was looking at all three locks.
And for those of you who haven't read it, seek out "Piney Power" a short story featuring Jack, Levi, and Saree.