Review: Switch of Fate 2

Switch of Fate 2 by Grace Quillen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Switch of Fate 2 is technically the third book in the series, if you include the prequel.

Flint is a big bear of a man, literally, he's a bear shifter, and he is on a mission. He wants to hunt down the vampire that killed his family and left him almost dead. He has been part of The Cause, but he thinks he will need to go off on his own to accomplish his goals until fate throws Goldie into his path.

Goldie is a switch, the second one to be identified now that they all kinda sorta know what is going on after Jameson found and claimed Cora. Well, they may still be flying pretty blind, but at least they have a home base that seems to know what they need.

Goldie has spent her life protecting her younger sister Darby, and running at any signs of problems, so to trust Flint and the rest of The Cause is a huge deal for her, and even when Flint promises to take care of Darby, she can't believe he actually will and makes the mistake of trying to run with Darby. Goldie has to learn to trust, aside from learning everything that is going to come with being a switch, which is really unbelievable to her.

This second book in the series if even more fun, in that it grows all the characters and we find them learning more and more about what they are doing and becoming a real group that actually works together instead of just a gathering of people that want the same thing, they are starting to actually become The Cause.

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