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Morium Trilogy #3
Morium: Terminus
IT ALL ENDS HERE.
One final confrontation between friends... One final outcome.
In the finale of the highly rated supernatural thriller series, The Morium Trilogy, Lexi must not only fight the evil that resides within her, but also struggle to keep her relationship with Kyle from falling apart. Unknown to Lexi, Nathan is planning to exterminate not only the remaining bullies, but the entire town as well.
In the end, what will Lexi and Nathan choose... FRIENDSHIP or REVENGE?
Can they fight their inner demons and preserve what matters most?
One final confrontation between friends... One final outcome.
In the finale of the highly rated supernatural thriller series, The Morium Trilogy, Lexi must not only fight the evil that resides within her, but also struggle to keep her relationship with Kyle from falling apart. Unknown to Lexi, Nathan is planning to exterminate not only the remaining bullies, but the entire town as well.
In the end, what will Lexi and Nathan choose... FRIENDSHIP or REVENGE?
Can they fight their inner demons and preserve what matters most?
185 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 9, 2017
10 people want to read
About the author
S.J. Hermann
20 books57 followersS.J. Hermann is a writer of paranormal, science fiction, horror, and urban fantasy novels. He has the same taste in movies, television shows and books. He currently resides in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago, Illinois,
Hermann is an avid rollercoaster fan who has ridden over forty different coasters throughout his life. If there is a hockey game on television, you can bet that he will be watching, especially his favorite team the Chicago Blackhawks.
He is a Walking Dead fan and will read or watch anything about zombies. Max Brooks and Stephen King are his authors of choice.
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Hermann is an avid rollercoaster fan who has ridden over forty different coasters throughout his life. If there is a hockey game on television, you can bet that he will be watching, especially his favorite team the Chicago Blackhawks.
He is a Walking Dead fan and will read or watch anything about zombies. Max Brooks and Stephen King are his authors of choice.
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May 11, 2017
In this grand finale, Morium picks up right where it left off in book two. It's been worth waiting for as it's even more compelling than the previous two books. Full of surprises!
Nathan is convinced that his cruel and devastating actions were justified. He is so driven by getting revenge and punish those who have put him through hell by their bullying that he overlooks what his true friend is going through. The gift has turned into a curse and has completely taken over even though he has his bouts of regrets.
Lexi continues to write the letter to her dad in the likelihood of the worse case scenario. She is struggling to come to terms with what happened to Stacy. She is also overwhelmed by Renee's presence. Her only saving grace is Kyle. His love for her can keep her grounded but there are times when Renee takes over and pushes everything off balance.
The townfolks are in turmoil but their sympathy is for the bullies, not the victims. Their attitude has a negative effect on the victims' families, which only aggrevates Nathan. Despite Lexi's own struggles, she tries to reason with him to no avail. When Kyle inadvertently discovers Lexi's secret, he is at a lost. The unknown can be scary! This threatens their relationship.
The last instalment of this trilogy goes deeper into the "gift's" powers. The suspense is rather intense. There are more blood baths as well the total sense of loss. It's even more complex, but everything falls perfectly into place.
I admire Lexi's determination to do the right thing even though, heartaches are bound to follow. The end is totally unexpected but fitting. Yeah! I was totally absorbed by this well paced and compelling story. It sends some valuable messages across and unfortunately bullies don't seem to have a conscience. The question is, is revenge worth it? It also shows the meaning of true love and friendship.
Kudos to the author for writing such an intensely emotional story on such a common but difficult subject. I wish him all the best of luck with the making of the movie.
Nathan is convinced that his cruel and devastating actions were justified. He is so driven by getting revenge and punish those who have put him through hell by their bullying that he overlooks what his true friend is going through. The gift has turned into a curse and has completely taken over even though he has his bouts of regrets.
Lexi continues to write the letter to her dad in the likelihood of the worse case scenario. She is struggling to come to terms with what happened to Stacy. She is also overwhelmed by Renee's presence. Her only saving grace is Kyle. His love for her can keep her grounded but there are times when Renee takes over and pushes everything off balance.
The townfolks are in turmoil but their sympathy is for the bullies, not the victims. Their attitude has a negative effect on the victims' families, which only aggrevates Nathan. Despite Lexi's own struggles, she tries to reason with him to no avail. When Kyle inadvertently discovers Lexi's secret, he is at a lost. The unknown can be scary! This threatens their relationship.
The last instalment of this trilogy goes deeper into the "gift's" powers. The suspense is rather intense. There are more blood baths as well the total sense of loss. It's even more complex, but everything falls perfectly into place.
I admire Lexi's determination to do the right thing even though, heartaches are bound to follow. The end is totally unexpected but fitting. Yeah! I was totally absorbed by this well paced and compelling story. It sends some valuable messages across and unfortunately bullies don't seem to have a conscience. The question is, is revenge worth it? It also shows the meaning of true love and friendship.
Kudos to the author for writing such an intensely emotional story on such a common but difficult subject. I wish him all the best of luck with the making of the movie.
May 22, 2017
Editor's Review:
Lexi, Nathan and Stacy has had a long and successful journey, which ends in this book. The main question asked in this trilogy is: "If you had the power to avenge yourself... would you?" It sounds like an easy question to answer, but is it?
Lexi and Nathan, our main characters, had been bullied all their lives. They experienced pain and embarrassment. Add their family problems to the mix and we have scarred and troubled teenagers, who felt helpless to change their predicament.
And then they got superpowers. Wow. Talk about temptation. Should we expect them to do the "right" thing? What is right for them, with all their angst and despair? Now they can set things right in their lives. How will they use their powers?
Terminus answers these questions. It's not the usual battle of good and evil. The author shows that morality, that thing inside us that directs our actions, is not black and white. It changes colors, depending on how life shaped us. And who can judge whether the reasoning behind our actions is right or wrong, if they have never walked in our shoes?
Terminus is the final book of The Morium Trilogy, and it's a fascinating and heartbreaking story of two friends who are forced to choose.... Friendship or Revenge?
Highly recommended.
Lexi, Nathan and Stacy has had a long and successful journey, which ends in this book. The main question asked in this trilogy is: "If you had the power to avenge yourself... would you?" It sounds like an easy question to answer, but is it?
Lexi and Nathan, our main characters, had been bullied all their lives. They experienced pain and embarrassment. Add their family problems to the mix and we have scarred and troubled teenagers, who felt helpless to change their predicament.
And then they got superpowers. Wow. Talk about temptation. Should we expect them to do the "right" thing? What is right for them, with all their angst and despair? Now they can set things right in their lives. How will they use their powers?
Terminus answers these questions. It's not the usual battle of good and evil. The author shows that morality, that thing inside us that directs our actions, is not black and white. It changes colors, depending on how life shaped us. And who can judge whether the reasoning behind our actions is right or wrong, if they have never walked in our shoes?
Terminus is the final book of The Morium Trilogy, and it's a fascinating and heartbreaking story of two friends who are forced to choose.... Friendship or Revenge?
Highly recommended.
July 6, 2018
The third book in the series is probably my favorite. But damn, I didn’t want Lexi to have to do what she did. Unfortunately, it seemed like the only way. Loved the final message at the end, and I totally agree that bullying is by far a major issue. This entire series was great and I plan on reading more of this author’s work.
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