Review: The Naturals - Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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Review: The Naturals - Jennifer Lynn Barnes - November 2013

Are you a fan of all the spy girl novels ? Read The Gallagher Girls, Heist Society, Etiquette and Espionage ? What about the ones who have powers to help solve crimes like Kimberly Derting's series The Body Finder or Cecelia Gray's new book Drawn ?
From one of my favourite authors Jennifer Lynn Barnes comes a new book called "The Naturals". The Naturals features a seventeen year old girl Cassie aka Cassandra who has the ability to hear people's thoughts and read people to an exact art. The story starts when she is approached at her work as a waitress by the FBI that want her help. She soon discovers that a serial killer is at large and as the story goes on it seems that this case is related to the murder of Cassie's mother Lorelai years ago and now the killer wants Cassie to die. Can Cassie help the FBI solve the crime before she ends up with the same fate as her mother ? What will happen though when the killer turns out to be someone she knows , who can Cassie trust to stay alive?  The Naturals was a good read and at this stage it's unconfirmed to see if there will be more in the series but I hope so as it felt like a book I could enjoy more with and they can take this sort of genre anyway they wish.



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