Illusion: Chronicles of Nick

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Illusion: Chronicles of Nick Book Feature

Age Range: 12 – 18 years
Grade Level: 7 – 12
Series: Chronicles of Nick (Book 5)
Hardcover: 464 pages
Publisher: St. Martin’s Griffin (April 1, 2014)
Language: English

ISBN-10: 1250002842
ISBN-13: 978-1250002846
Product Dimensions: 5.7 x 1.6 x 8.4 inches

Illusion: Chronicles of Nick Book Review

In my review of the last book, I pretty much said there was no chance of this book being good. I was wrong. Either because my standards were already on the floor and because this book is just that good, I don’t know. But let’s start with Nick. Nick impressed me in this book. He wakes up in another dimension and doesn’t even take the time to see what his life is like without demons. He immediately realizes he needs to get back to his body because that’s were his world-ending powers are and he can’t leave them unattended. That showed real maturity and growth with this character. Next Caleb, he was barely seen in this book and didn’t really have much to add to the story till the end, which I hope gets more light in the next book. Now onto the star, Kody. Kody is a character I’ve always hated. But I always hated people like her that’s always keeping secrets and then demanding to be trusted when they’ve done nothing to earn that trust. Finally getting more light shined onto Kody’s past which is Nick’s future finally gave a reason as to why she kept so many secrets. Though there were still times that had me complaining about how stupid she is. The comedy was far better then the last book. I was actually invested in the outcome of this book compared to the last book which had become a chore to keep reading. This book still has that “power of love” theme running and it’s nice to see that everyone acknowledges that Cherise is probably the most important person to protect due to how she affects Nick’s growth. The villians of this book seemed like a pair of twits that just needed to be smacked across the back of the head and reminded how the Scales of Good And Evil works but I could understand their logic which made them bearable. All and all, if you are a fan of this series (not counting the last one), you’ll definitely enjoy this book. Get online Illusion: Chronicles of Nick today.