Alien Storm

Superhumans #2

by A.G. Taylor

A freak virus released by a meteorite storm has given Sarah, Robert and their friends amazing superpowers. But such powers are both a blessing and a curse...

Deadly meteorites are heading to earth but mysterious Russian billionaire Nikolai Makarov seems gleeful. What is his secret and can the group of friends thwart his master plan?

Genres: Science Fiction, Fiction

422 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2010

About the author

Andrew Taylor was born in New Zealand and grew up in East Anglia. He studied English Literature at Sheffield University and then teaching at Cambridge. He has spent the last ten years working as a teacher in England, South Korea, Poland and Australia, where he now lives with his partner and their two dogs. Andrew’s first book, Meteorite Strike, recently won the Heart of Hawick Children’s Book Award and was also shortlisted for the Waterstone’s Children’s Book Prize.

Reviews

[Ruby Ridge · Rating 5 out of 5]

I continue to be impressed with this series, #2 moves the plot along well and puts al the players nicely in position for what looks to be a great finale. It is also an improvement on #1 in every way almost as if the author is now really getting a feel for his characters.
This will be a short review as I really don't want to give away anything that will spoil your enjoyment of this book but I will say look forward to Sarah stepping up to the plate and coming of age.
I cant wait to get going on #3

[Noah Mathiesen]

Finally the second book came out i loved the first and when this came out i was so so happy.This book is an amazing book the story line was great and the characters are awesome

[Slightly Addicted To Books · Rating 4.25 out of 5]

As brilliant as the first in this series! So well written that it is absorbing for mature adult readers despite being YA. Awaiting delivery of the last in the trilogy and it literally cannot come soon enough!

Very darkest minds vibes wise and brilliantly executed. The author is very talented and I truly hope he publishes more books.

“Sci-fi September” was the reason for reading this and I’m so glad I themed my months as it’s something I wouldn’t normally have picked up.

Thanks to the author for his time and dedication in producing such an amazing book. You won’t be sorry you picked it up and won’t be able to put it down when you do!

[Kara Lang · Rating 3 out of 5]

Six children survived a potentialy lethal virus attack on earth and developed superpowers as a result. Many adults wished to harness these powers for their own benefit but in order to do so had to capture or befriend the children. The adults that tried various tactics ranged from government officials , a russian billionaire and a mad general. In a desperate attempt to keep all the children safe one of the strongest characters, sarah takes on the role of mother and minder. The children are lured into a false sense of security for a while but sarah's alertness and her ability to judge the various characters result in their powers being pitted against their very strong adversary, whose robots ( dogs)are deadly. Good however triumphs over evil with the help of a minor and his lovable robot. This novel was exxciting and remianed so throughout. It strong characters were of both genders which give it a wide appeal. The author had the ability to give some of the robots human qualities which was quite endearing.

This is not normally my choice of book but it was a great story line ,plenty of acrion with the sci-fi input of the super powers.

[AKZgaj (Zaczytana.Ilustratorka_) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Tak mi się spodobała, że aż ją kupiłam (pierwszy raz ją czytałam, gdy wypożyczyłam książki z biblioteki). Co prawda, czuć klimat, że dla dzieci (w sensie, ten pokój z grami i innymi salami w supernowoczesnym wieżowcu), ale antagonista był lepszy niż w pierwszej części i… właśnie, ta część jest lepsza niż pierwsza ❤️ a to rzadkość. EDIT: Ale w sumie, jako fanka MARVELA miałam trigger, gdy czytałam, że HYDRA pomaga ludziom i niezwykłym dzieciom XDD

[Alex Campoe · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not impressed

[Olof · Rating 2 out of 5]

Significantly better than the first, but still way too simple. Really feels like a book for teens (must be for young ones...)

[Bodie Aland · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book, except I didn't realise this was the second book in the series so I have some unanswered questions but I did still enjoy it none-the-less

[Angad · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good Book. Grabs your attention.