Illusion

Sherrilyn Kenyon, 1965-

Book - 2014

Son of a demon Nick Gautier just wants to be a normal guy, but when he is sucked into an alternate reality he realizes the value of his powers.

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Series
Kenyon, Sherrilyn, 1965- Chronicles of Nick ; bk. 5.
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Published
New York : St. Martin's Griffin 2014.
Edition
First edition
Language
English
Physical Description
ix, 448 pages ; 22 cm
ISBN
9781250002846
Main Author
Sherrilyn Kenyon, 1965- (-)
Review by Booklist Review

When fans last left Nick Gautier, he was fighting for his life. Again. What started with football-team zombies in Infinity (2010) continued on with demons possessing his friends in Inferno (2013), leading fed-up Nick to wish, not for the first time, for normalcy. In this latest installment in the Chronicles of Nick series, from New York Times best-selling Kenyon, he gets his wish, and it's not at all as he expected: he's a short blond nerd, the son of a beefy pro-football player, and nothing is as it should be. Nothing about any of this was right or normal, he says, upon finding his mother, once a stripper, is now a Realtor. How did he get here, and, more important, how can he get back to his old life? The details of Nick's new life come in little trickles, which makes the revelations pop that much more. Kenyon writes for a mixed audience to great success, easily maintaining the excitement, intrigue, and humor of a series that appeals to guys and girls alike.--Comfort, Stacey Copyright 2014 Booklist

From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission. Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

Nick Gautier has abruptly entered a new reality and he's not happy about it. The young and powerful demon's son finds himself living in a world of normal people. His friends, family, mentor, and enemies are all present, but they're all suddenly different. Nick has changed as well and must uncover the root of this upheaval without his powers. Narrator Graham's voicings are colorful and are well tuned to the particular characters they represent. With deliberation and emphasis, Graham's raspy voice can turn up the story's tension several notches in a mere sentence. Ages 12-up. A St. Martin's Griffin hardcover. (Apr.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.

(c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved Review by Horn Book Review

In the fifth installment, Nick has been pulled into an alternate dimension where he has no powers and his allies might be out to kill him. To escape, he has to embrace his demon heritage without turning evil. Nick's signature snark is back in full force. A lightning-fast plot and action with a touch of romance take readers on a wild ride. (c) Copyright 2014. The Horn Book, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

(c) Copyright The Horn Book, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.