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Courage
With the last two Aigis out of the way, Nexus's war can begin.
Aerigo's entire life has been building towards a confrontation with Nexus, and he's managed to avoid it, until now. If he's to stand a chance, he must face the demons of his past and unlock the power that can defeat a god. While he battles with himself, Roxie fights for her life against an enemy attacking her mind and body, a fight she must win alone.
Baku's divine family is in ruins. His wife is lost to him and his son has become a monster. It's uncertain if Nexus can be saved, or if he's been tainted beyond redemption by an outside source. As the armies of hundreds of gods gather on Nexus's realm, time is running out.
Aerigo's entire life has been building towards a confrontation with Nexus, and he's managed to avoid it, until now. If he's to stand a chance, he must face the demons of his past and unlock the power that can defeat a god. While he battles with himself, Roxie fights for her life against an enemy attacking her mind and body, a fight she must win alone.
Baku's divine family is in ruins. His wife is lost to him and his son has become a monster. It's uncertain if Nexus can be saved, or if he's been tainted beyond redemption by an outside source. As the armies of hundreds of gods gather on Nexus's realm, time is running out.
- GenresParanormal
422 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 4, 2013
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Angela B. Macala-Guajardo
9 books24 followersAngela Guajardo is an award-winning author, blogger, sports journalist, and editor whose heart lies with young adult fantasy. She currently lives in the Phoenix metro with her husband and fur babies. When not writing or editing, she nerds it out on various video games, walks her dog, binges on various paranormal programs, or watches lots of sports.
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November 8, 2014
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This was an okay story, but it felt really long.
Parts of this book were entertaining, and parts were a bit dull. One moment I would be enjoying it, and the next I’d become frustrated because I’d not want to continue reading. We once again got some info-dumping, and in places I got really bogged down by the philosophy and free-will discussions, not to mention the ‘I’m a God but I don’t control everything’ speeches.
After the cliff-hanger at the end of book 1, most of this book was set in a hospital, and Roxie spent the vast majority of it unconscious!
There was a touch of romance, but not a lot.
The ending once again left us with a cliff-hanger. I’m a little glad that there is only one book in this series left, because it really does feel long; the trilogy is 18316 kindle locations long, which works out to about 1800 pages!
6.5 out of 10
This was an okay story, but it felt really long.
Parts of this book were entertaining, and parts were a bit dull. One moment I would be enjoying it, and the next I’d become frustrated because I’d not want to continue reading. We once again got some info-dumping, and in places I got really bogged down by the philosophy and free-will discussions, not to mention the ‘I’m a God but I don’t control everything’ speeches.
After the cliff-hanger at the end of book 1, most of this book was set in a hospital, and Roxie spent the vast majority of it unconscious!
There was a touch of romance, but not a lot.
The ending once again left us with a cliff-hanger. I’m a little glad that there is only one book in this series left, because it really does feel long; the trilogy is 18316 kindle locations long, which works out to about 1800 pages!
6.5 out of 10
March 13, 2022
The story picks up where it stops in book one, Roxie and Aerigo battling for their lives and the people around them. While Roxie is fighting the dragon venom inside her comatose body, Aerigo has to recharge and control his power surge from destroying the equipment and building, including the doctors trying to treat Roxie in the hospital.
While the two recuperate in Kismet, a world where their creator cannot reach, danger lingers around very closely. Meanwhile, on Nexus realm, the war has begun. Will these two Aigis be able to harness the power they have yet to master and be able to kill Nexus?
This book still gives me the splitting feelings, where I like and dislike parts of the story. Some information is too long, and I feel it isn't necessary to divulge it. Baku's visit to Rox's grandmother is sweet, but after teaching her how to connect to Rox, I don't see Roxie receive the gesture from her grandmother. What's the point in that?
Anyway, I can't wait to see Roxie turns into a badass Aigis. Because right now, she's weak, and the last battle makes my blood boils. I want to shout at her to do something instead of watching the action unfolds in front of her. I wonder what will happen in the final book, Determination. Hopefully, Roxie will live up to Aigis's title, and her determination will help her in her quest.
While the two recuperate in Kismet, a world where their creator cannot reach, danger lingers around very closely. Meanwhile, on Nexus realm, the war has begun. Will these two Aigis be able to harness the power they have yet to master and be able to kill Nexus?
This book still gives me the splitting feelings, where I like and dislike parts of the story. Some information is too long, and I feel it isn't necessary to divulge it. Baku's visit to Rox's grandmother is sweet, but after teaching her how to connect to Rox, I don't see Roxie receive the gesture from her grandmother. What's the point in that?
Anyway, I can't wait to see Roxie turns into a badass Aigis. Because right now, she's weak, and the last battle makes my blood boils. I want to shout at her to do something instead of watching the action unfolds in front of her. I wonder what will happen in the final book, Determination. Hopefully, Roxie will live up to Aigis's title, and her determination will help her in her quest.
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