Status Updates From The Seer Collection: The Ch...

Up to ch24. Where have all these people been hiding that she’s managed to save? Quite ridiculous.

Up to ch15. So, Elise is back. Why is she not asking more questions about this set-up?

Book three. The focus on faith is inevitable, but it seems to have nothing to back it up.

Book two ends with Remko returned, Elise in captivity and a rather scary plan to change everyone who challenges those in authority. This really felt like a filler.

Book two up to ch31. Jesse’s subterfuge seems odd. I’m also not sure what is to be gained from these experiments.

Book two up to ch26. Why am I not surprised Neil sold them out?

Book two ch14. What is Aaron hoping to achieve?

Up to ch14. They don’t seem to have much regard for the safety of the group.

Book two up to ch5. Things have moved on but the Rebels are in more danger now.

Book one ends with our key characters in a very difficult situation. I’m surprised Carson was so adamant that certain rules be followed.

Book one up to ch30. Why is he so keen to try and make an example of this girl?

Book one up to ch23. The way the killer speaks does make me think it might be Isaac.

Book one up to ch21. Naturally, there’s more to Isaac than we’ve been shown so far. The scenes with the person killing Lint girls are creepy.

The Choosing ch1-10. A world run by very specific rules, though not sure why. Our main female character ends up cast out, but I’m guessing she’ll be picked by Isaac as his second wife.