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Weregirl: Typhon (Weregirl Trilogy), by C. D. Bell
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Product details
Series: Weregirl Trilogy
Hardcover: 400 pages
Publisher: Chooseco (November 1, 2018)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1937133605
ISBN-13: 978-1937133603
Product Dimensions:
6.3 x 1.3 x 9.2 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.3 out of 5 stars
9 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#495,479 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
Nessa was going for a run but she didn’t want to be seen. She'd been putting off this trip for weeks and didn’t want anything to get in the way of her going now. Nessa passed the laboratory - the heart and soul of the company her father had founded. It was a world class research facility housing a lot of laboratories. dedicated to her father’s-Daniel- experiments in genetic recombination. Nessa was a werewolf. Nessa thought about running past her destination but she knew she had to go it was her mother's dying wish that she do this. Reach this creature and protect her. Caged in a secret lab, the creature was her father’s best kept secret. His best kept Chimera. His daughter’s Nessa’s sister. It had been three weeks and Nessa had barely been able to start looking for her. If the family Nessa grew up in there was Nate who was the youngest and most demanding and Delphine who Nessa was close to. Her mother had never told them about their other sister or father. The new sister Delphine Chimera -C M or Chimera- was a monster created in the laboratory result of a human-bat- deer- pig splice her father had created sixteen years ago and worse had been created using Delphine’s genetic material. Nessa looked for the laboratory she had found while visiting her father last spring while running. Nessa found it but Chimera wasn’t there now. Nessa had color storms a lot. Colors separated, abstracted ,splintered. Daniel had a lot of Japanese scientists coming to the labs to see his greatest project. To get some funding for his projects. Nessa’s best friend was Bree, Nessa had been through traumas as Bree called it, losing her mom and her boyfriend Luc in the same week and getting ready to move in with her father who she’d never even heard of until a few weeks before her mom passed away. The colors got worse for Nessa. So had Delphine’s mood and she had lost weight and had dark circles under her eyes. She also took long solitary walks and was hoarding food in her closet which Nessa found. Delphine also had nightmares. Bree was about to start an internship with journalist David Bergen who had most closely followed the parawida case and persisted with the investigation when no one else was covering it. Luc and Nessa had been separated while trying to help Paravida Wolves escape and Nessa had not seen Luc since. The new leader of the wolves could be Luc. After Delphine finds out and meets Chimera both she and Nessa asks Daniel if she can live in the house with them as a part of the family.I loved this book. It was a well paced book with a great plot. I liked the new twist on a paranormal story. I loved that even though she didn’t really want to Nessa kept her mother’s dying wish and found CM. I loved that Nessa and Delphine asked their father to be allowed to have Chimera come into their home as part of the family. I didn’t like that Daniel still looked at Chimera as a project more than his daughter. I advise you to read all the books of this series in order for a smoother read here. I loved to see the growth Nessa went through in this book. But I did think Chimera was manipulative. I liked the suspense in this book as to whether chimera was going to attack someone or not. I loved the action in this book. I loved the characters and the ins and outs of this book and I highly recommend it.
Holy cow, please stop writing this series now, before things get any worse.Continuing the saga of weregirl Nessa, she and her two siblings (younger sister Delphine and younger brother Nate) move to Oregon to live on the vast estate of their newly discovered father, also a scientist like their mother was. Well, Nate isn't really their brother and isn't the son of their father but that's another story, evidently for another book, as its never explained exactly where he came from and we never hear from Nate again after they get moved in.So, leaving boyfriend Luc (who has turned into a full time wolf) and best friend Bree behind, Nessa is settling in to her new home with her father, which includes thousand of acres of forest for her to run as a wolf. Too bad she rarely turns into a wolf in this installment. Maybe three times? Being a weregirl is put on the back burner for a new ability: she sees emotions as colors. Its an ability called Typhon. I wish I could explain it more to you, but it's never fully explained to the reader. In fact, although we are told at every turn what colors she is seeing (red with hues of pink, orange with streaks of yellow and brown, and on and on and on...), she doesn't understand what they mean, so we aren't told what they mean or why she sees them either. Oh, except black is bad. Yeah, I could have figured that one out for myself.Delphine isn't fitting in well at her new home and spends a lot of time running off into the woods, where we finally learn she has found Peter Pan and the lost boys. Ok, actually, she has found a tomboy the same age as Nessa, and a bunch of little kids, all of whom have run away from home to live in the woods. Again, not really fully explained, we are just expected to go with it. So, when Nessa eventually follows Delphine to find out where she's been going, she discovers them too. A romance develops between Nessa and the tomboy leader of the group, Bo. In the meantime, their father admits to an experiment 15 years ago that created CD, a 'sister' to the girls made from umbilical cord cells at Delphine's birth. CD is part girl, part something else. Again, never fully explained except we are told she has one leg that is deer-like and ends in a hoof, and is covered in fur from her chin down. She is brought from the lab where she was raised to live with Nessa and her siblings in the big house with their father, who evidently loves CD despite that fact that she has eaten, or tried to eat, several of his employees in the past.Of course, things don't work out so well having her live with them, as she would like to kill her 'twin' Delphine.As in the second installment, this book describes settings and thoughts way too much, leaving absolutely nothing for the reader to fill in for themselves. Long, rambling paragraphs are filled with descriptive, repetitive prose with very little action or dialogue. And by the end of the book, I had completely forgotten about the brother, Nate, as he is only mentioned a few times, and that Nessa is a werewolf, since the focus was on the lost kids, her blossoming romance with their leader Bo, the chimera 'sister' CD and the kaleidoscope of colors Nessa constantly sees but doesn't understand. This was just an unsatisfactory mess.
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