The Prodigal

I know the original series (Heirs of Anton) released between 2004-2005 and it is one of the few series by Susan May Warren that I have not read yet. So I was very excited to see the updated version with new covers and titles and jumped on the chance to read the series. As I was reading the book, I needed to keep reminding myself that the story was originally set in the early 2000, so the world and technology were different then. Once I settled myself back in time, I was able to immerse myself completely in Russia and in Kat and Vadeem's lives. The plot moved quickly and the action was intense and fast-paced. The mystery behind Kat's relics was fascinating and I loved how the puzzle pieces slowly came together to paint the overarching picture. Kat's impulsive nature was balanced out by Vadeem's cautious and methodical one. Kat's family history was wild and left me with more questions at the end of the book, which I hope will be answered in the subsequent books in the series. I received a complimentary copy courtesy of SDG Publishing and was under no obligation to post a positive comment. All opinions are my own.