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Night Fury: Second Act (2000)

by Belle Aurora(Favorite Author)

4.06 of 5 Votes: 2

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English

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Romance

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Night Fury

review 1: IntroductionThis book follows on from Night Fury: First Act. This book follows on from when Cat found out some very important information about Marco. She feels used after. We get to see more of Thomas, who is very intelligent but doesn't speak. Cat feels very protective about him and tries to understand the way he is. Cat goes into the records at Mirage and finds out some very important information about herself.I loved this book, I purchased it the day it released because I had read the first one and wanted to find out the big secret. My favourite character was Cat. She is amazing, strong, stands up for what she believes in, and can hold her own against anyone. She just stands out to me as a character. This book has a way of gripping you from the start and just making yo... moreu want to read on. That says a lot because this book is only 116 pages long. You get all the information the author set out for you to get in such a short time.My favourite part of the book had to be at the end when Cat finds out about her past and she understands about her parents and what happened to her as a baby. This is such a shocker and so unexpected.This book is a very good read for me. I wasn't sure what to expect with the first one but became hooked pretty quickly, and then I have been waiting around for the next one to come out. I would defiantly recommend this book to people, it is a great read with lots of unexpected shocks to keep you gripped all the way through. Rating5/5 starsI hope you enjoyed reading my reviewHappy reading!
review 2: Night Fury: Second ActBy: Belle Aurora5/5 starsThe second part of the three part serial is a book of revelations.At the end of the first book, Cat found Marco’s wallet and learned some vital information, and it was also information that made her feel used and develop a sense of anger and hatred towards Marco. We learn what that is.The “nuns” and “priest” still take part in missions; ridding the world of evil criminals, who are able to skate by the law, get off on technicalities or who haven’t been reported to the authorities because of lack of evidence.Things are still weird with Clark after bringing his girlfriend Michelle to dinner at the church for his birthday, kissing Cat and having her feel nothing when they kissed.We see more of the boy, Tomas, who is Cat’s age, and is super intelligent, but definitely has social disorders and other disorders, as he doesn’t really speak. Cat has always wondered about him, worried about him and has tried to help him. That doesn’t stop.Cat also “hacks” into the records at Mirage to learn more about herself.I can’t really go into detail about this book, since it is so short; it is too hard not giving any spoilers or giving away the plot. less

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