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Yes, as other reviews state, this story is indeed 'out there' and there are aspects that are rushed, like the last chapter/epilogue.
However just with the fact that Zak basically becomes a human GPS and timid Acadia can hold her own while lost in the jungle just out of sheer tenacity and from working at a sporting goods store, all sense of "reality" really should be check at the door. I've read other authors who try to write a new angle on the millionaire-adventurer theme, but I found "Hush" to be interesting, riveting, and a fast-paced page turner. I *never* would have guessed the ending, as Cherry Adair did a fantastic job of leading the reader in the wrong direction. Even at the end, when his deceased wife reveals she faked her death, I actually yelled out "I can't belive she did that!", because I was completely shocked - in a good way.
Really good read, and definitely has me looking forward to more of the Lodestone Series.
Yes, as other reviews state, this story is indeed 'out there' and there are aspects that are rushed, like the last chapter/epilogue.
However just with the fact that Zak basically becomes a human GPS and timid Acadia can hold her own while lost in the jungle just out of sheer tenacity and from working at a sporting goods store, all sense of "reality" really should be check at the door. I've read other authors who try to write a new angle on the millionaire-adventurer theme, but I found "Hush" to be interesting, riveting, and a fast-paced page turner. I *never* would have guessed the ending, as Cherry Adair did a fantastic job of leading the reader in the wrong direction. Even at the end, when his deceased wife reveals she faked her death, I actually yelled out "I can't belive she did that!", because I was completely shocked - in a good way.
Really good read, and definitely has me looking forward to more of the Lodestone Series.
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