‘Deep: The Embers of Life’ book 2 by Christopher John Aggett —BOOK REVIEW

About ‘Deep’ book 2 by Christopher John Aggett::

Genre: Horror; Suspense

Warning – contains graphic violence and sexual scenes.
Dwelling on the past is a dangerous game – staying put will get you killed.
Daisy must navigate the unknown once again, but this time alone, no longer supported by Eli, Paige and Max. Isolated. Alone. Hunted. What will she do next? All she has ever wanted was to live a normal life. Feel loved. She must put her trust in fate and the stars in the black sky above her. Her new path will unearth some dark secrets. She will explore a past that she wished never existed all while trying to expose the ARCS shocking secrets to the rest of the world. It will not be easy, but then life never is. Ready?

I have also reviewed these other titles by Christopher John Aggett:
Deep book 1

The conclusion of book one felt like the heroine had come to the end of the road. Sort of how the ending of a scary movie that basically lets you know what happens next is terrible and need not be written out because the key plot points had all been revealed. However, I had already gotten book 2 so I knew that there was more that needed to be said…I just had hardly an idea of what it could be.

As I got into this installment, the story got darker and dare I say DEEPer? (ha! no? whatever) The continuation was clearly thought out from well before and carried with it the same sense of suspense and horror as the first rather than feeling like the cash-grab sequel to aforementioned scary movie. So if you loved the first book, you’ll love this one. I was impressed with the author’s ability to achieve the same heights and beyond as in book one. I was already enamored with Daisy, the main character, so being able to get to know further depths of her plight and origin was amazing.

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