Last time on the Summoning, Chloe somehow slices her arm open and they meet up with Simon and Rae, only for Derek, the genius, to immediately suggest splitting up to try to escape.
Category: Darkest Powers Trilogy
Summoning Ch45
Last time on the Summoning, the person who’s actually supposed to be escaping stays behind to help other people escape.
Summoning Ch46
Last time on the Summoning, lots of things happening at once! At last, plot!
Summoning Ch47
Last time on the Summoning, Chloe found out her aunt knew she was a necromancer and they’re planning to kill Derek and all the kids are supernaturals!
Summoning Conclusion + Next Time On
Last time on the Summoning, this doesn’t actually make sense.
The Awakening, Part 1
“Hello, Chloe.” Dr. Davidoff beamed his best kindly-old-man smile as he pushed the door wide. He wasn’t that old—maybe fifty—but in a movie, I’d cast him as the doddering absentminded scientist. It was an act I’m sure he’d worked on until he got it just right. The woman behind him had chic blond hair and a New York suit. I’d cast her as the mother of the nastiest girl in class. Which was cheating, because that’s exactly who she was. Mother of Victoria—Tori—Enright, the one housemate we’d left out of our plans when we’d escaped from Lyle House, and for good cause, considering she was one of the reasons I’d needed to escape.
Well, after reading that I’d say we all know what we’re in for. The second book of the Darkest Powers trilogy, The Awakening, is much more up front about what we’ll be getting that the opening of the first one, which tricked me with ghosts and creepiness. So, let’s get on with this hatesummary.
The Awakening, Part 2
Last time, there was a lot of wandering plot and foot dragging and finally, they decide to take Chloe out in their attempt to find the boys and Tori latches onto this chance to get out herself and insists on coming. I really like Tori.
The Reckoning, Part 1
After four nights on the run, I was finally safe, tucked into bed and enjoying the deep, dreamless sleep of the dead…
This is such a perfect line for this book to open on. It’s got everything: the compressed timescale, the poor wording (what person actually worried about being dead would think that?), the way everything that’s happened apparently left no lasting impression…
The Reckoning, Part 2
Well, time for more of the book where nothing happens except stupid nonsense.