Format: E-book (.mobi) | 67 pages
File size: 811 KB
Publication date: 26 Aug 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
It was hate at first sight. She broke chairs on his head, and in return he broke her bones.
When Marco joined the New York Sky Ghosts Headquarters, he expected trouble. What he didn't expect was a girl half his size that would turn his life into hell. They spilled too much of each other's blood for any hope for reconciliation. How did it happen that they ended up spilling blood for each other on a daily basis?
Sky Ghosts: Marco is the second book in the Sky Ghosts series, a young adult urban fantasy for fans of sword fighting and the superhero genre. If you liked Sky Ghosts: All for One, this short story is a must-read before the second part of the trilogy.
★★★★★
What can I say? Prequel, but recommended to be read after the first book didn't disappoint me any bit. It was humorous, it had beautifully described fight scenes. Mystery and plot. Every single thing was perfect.
The book gives good insight into how Marco appeared in the book and the explanation of the quarells between Pain and him. Being my favourite character so far I was taken aback how different he acted in the first book compared to this one. And the humour. Oh I was laughing at the little shopping trip and all the pranks they pulled at each other.
The author got the perfect balance between action and humour, making the book one-sit read. Keep up the good work, Engellman! You have a heels-over-head fan ♥. Except for one thing. Too. Freaking. Short. 67 pages? I...yeah I could have finished it within like 2 hours...I can't wait for the second book to come out.
The book gives good insight into how Marco appeared in the book and the explanation of the quarells between Pain and him. Being my favourite character so far I was taken aback how different he acted in the first book compared to this one. And the humour. Oh I was laughing at the little shopping trip and all the pranks they pulled at each other.
The author got the perfect balance between action and humour, making the book one-sit read. Keep up the good work, Engellman! You have a heels-over-head fan ♥. Except for one thing. Too. Freaking. Short. 67 pages? I...yeah I could have finished it within like 2 hours...I can't wait for the second book to come out.
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