Hell Above Me

by Autumn Warren

When everyone has the ability to influence matter and know every thought, it becomes very difficult to keep people under control. As the most powerful child among a destructive race of telepathics and telekinetics, there are those who would use Nikolas's power for their own ends. Can Nikolas keep his family safe from the wrath of those who seek his power? Or will his own power destroy them?

421 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 19, 2014

Reviews

[Ann Thomas · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was a disappointment. The story looked so good, and indeed, kept me reading to the end. Unfortunately it needs a good edit. There are a lot of grammar errors and some holes in the plot, which is a shame because the characters and settings were quite good and as I say, the plot is a good one. I recommend this book if you're not too picky about errors, it's worth it.