Raising Innocence (Rylee Adamson, #3) in SOS: Serious Overload of Series

Jan 19, 2014 Karyogini rated it really liked it

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Ok. I want to give a 5 star... Butt his book is such a fast read! And the story isn't finished yet. Grrr. I like the story really. And I don't mind the pace of the story at all... But argh! Why is it incomplete. She has this to do list that she keeps mentioning but it doesn't get all done or resolved! As someone who has a bit of OCness I do not like it at all. I wish the book was "longer" so that I could read the end of her list. :(

Impressions and thoughts?
Alex is so sweet and funny.
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Apr 12, 2015 Moondance rated it really liked it

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I hung from the ceiling of my bedroom, my arm muscles trembling under the strain of holding me up and the twenty-five pound sack of potatoes tied to my waist.

It has been one month since Rylee last saw Liam. He is still trying to come to terms with the changes in his life. Rylee continues to train and keeps her body in top shape for recovering children and fighting demons. Milly is being a huge pain in the butt! Her betrayal of Rylee is shown full force in this installment. Agent Valley, Liam's b I hung from the ceiling of my bedroom, my arm muscles trembling under the strain of holding me up and the twenty-five pound sack of potatoes tied to my waist.

It has been one month since Rylee last saw Liam. He is still trying to come to terms with the changes in his life. Rylee continues to train and keeps her body in top shape for recovering children and fighting demons. Milly is being a huge pain in the butt! Her betrayal of Rylee is shown full force in this installment. Agent Valley, Liam's boss from the FBI, tasks Rylee to find children in England that have been taken over the last 20 plus years. As an added incentive, he announces that there is a Tracker in England. Rylee is intrigued as she has believed that she is the only one. The other Tracker is dying and she must leave immediately if she wants to learn from him. Of course Alex, my favorite character, goes with her to help her Track the kids.

This portion of the series is rather sad rather quickly into the story. Rylee's losses are huge. Alex is insightful in a childlike way. The flight to England is stressful as Rylee's power tends to make things stop functioning. Not the best thing when flying over an ocean.

New characters are introduced as Rylee meets Jack Feen, the English Tracker and Will, a feline shifting officer with Interpol. As Jack has Rylee open up to the missing children she is stunned to discover that she can feel her sister Berget. Long thought to have died over ten years ago, Berget is happy and safe. Rylee's first thought is to track her rather than the lost children. Jack convinces her to go after whoever is stealing the terminally ill kids first.

A new favorite is introduced. Pamela is a powerful witch Rylee rescues. She is also 13. And so Rylee's ragtag group grows.

Liam was not as present in this book. Milly continues to show her pure evil by imprisoning him with a spell. I am anxious to read the next book to see where the storyline is going. I look forward to watching Pamela grow into her powers. Her attempts to thwart the child stealing demon/necromancer show promise.

A good solid read that makes me want more!
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