Review:Sweet Shadows - Tera Lynn Childs

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Review: Sweet Shadows - Book #2 Medusa Girls - Tera Lynn Childs - September 2012

Now that the three sisters have been reunited, their lives are getting more and more dangerous to live. It seems that once the three are reunited, they have the power to control the portal between the monster world and their world -earth. Some people want them dead, others want to save them. However, its a who can they trust kind of game ? As those around them are lying to them and now they are fighting for their lives. If that wasn't bad enough, they are lying to their parents - Grace in particular. How long can they keep up the Lying Game ? To borrow the slogan from Sara Shepard's story which contained two twins separated at birth. Destined to hopefully never find each other. With School, Friends,  Homework and Slaying monsters that nobody else can see . It seems that the triplets have a lot of their plates. Can they juggle everything and keep up appearances or will they have to share their secrets with the ones they love in order to survive and help save them all ?
Another awesome installment in Tera Lynn Child's series "Medusa Girls" , and I am looking really forward now but sad in a way to read the last book in the trilogy "Sweet Legacy".


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