Review: Archenemies

Heroes, villains, vengeance, forbidden love… and endless chills! Archenemies is one of the rare “book 2” editions in a trilogy that doesn’t disappoint.

“In this second installment of the Renegades trilogy, Nova, Adrian, and the rest of their crew – Ruby, Oscar, and Danna — are faced with escalating crime in Gatlon City, while covert weapons and conflicting missions have Nova and Adrian questioning not only their beliefs about justice, but also the feelings they have for each other.”

The end of the first book revealed the truth about what happened to Nova’s infamous Uncle Ace Anarchy. In this novel, Nova’s driving desire to seek justice for her family and her growing affection for Adrian come to a head, forcing her to at last make a choice between love and family. But her enemy has another trick up their sleeve.

I just finished reading Archenemies and couldn’t wait to write a review. The ending left me stunned and — I will admit — there was a moment in those final chapters when I nearly threw the book down and gave up on it. When you read the book (and you definitely should), you will know exactly when that moment struck for me. It turned my blood cold and I literally couldn’t breathe.

Archenemies is a fast-paced page-turner packed with love, hate, and desperation. The characters are relatable, as are their motivations. They stick to their guns even when their own safety or happiness is on the line. If it’s possible, I think I loved this book more than Renegades!

A clear 5 stars. Hands down. This is the sort of epic writing I aspire to emulate!

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