Thursday, January 23, 2014

*REVIEW* - Secrets (Part 2 in the Enigma Trilogy) by Aimee Ash


Reviewer - Donna
Rating - 5 Stars



With Kate and Seb together now, they uncovered a bunch of letters saying that Seb and Jack's birth mother is still alive and they tell Jack but he doesn't care as the betrayal of Seb and Kate has devastated him so he turns his back on them. Kate and Seb both discover later that Jack is trying to track down their birth mother. There is a lot of secrets that are uncovered in this book and a lot of times I was really shocked by what secrets came out. I loved this book so much and I actually like it better than Enigma as I felt Kate was a lot more mature and was so annoying. She seemed stronger and was more assertive in this book. Great book, Highly recommended read.  


In the light of their betrayal, Kate and Sebastian realize the latest secret they've uncovered must be shared with Jack-a series of letters confirming that his and Sebastian's birth mother is alive. They rush to the airport to find him before he boards his plane. But despite Jack being validated in what he believed to be true all along, he turns his back on his brother and tells Kate that he doesn't understand how he can love her, yet hate her at the same time.


Back in Long Beach, Kate and Sebastian discover that Jack didn't leave on his flight and is on a hunt to find his birth mom, Alissa. With summer break arriving, they set off to find the twins' biological mom whom they never knew-and what they discover is unexpected. Their mom isn't alone; a young girl who they suspect to be their half-sister is living with her, hidden away in a remote town.

Soon they discover yet another series of lies that Jonathan has left behind. Not only will the truth expose many surprises for them, but the un-expecting will also be affected in unimaginable ways. 

With every revelation uncovered, a new secret is exposed-and with every exposure a string of lies are unravelled, all with far reaching consequences.


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