Amanda Lester and the Orange Crystal Crisis by Paula Berinstein

The mystery is one of my favourite aspects of this series, there are multiple things going on and it’s unclear whether they are related or not and what’s going on and then as the story progresses we find out more and things start falling on it’s place.

I did predict what the missing item was already before the characters figured it out though, but I didn’t mind that as I only figured it out shortly before they did. The mystery aspect is very well done and I like how you can really follow the thinking steps of the characters and see how they come to certain conclusions. Not only introduces it a new mystery for Amanda and her friend to focus on, it also continues a few plot lines from the first book, introduces the reader to a new character and has more of the same awesomness of the first book. **Disclosure: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.Amanda Lester and the Orange Crystal Crisis is a great sequel to the first book. Overall, this book totally met my expectations and made me crave to read more! It’s very interesting enough that even my grandma asked me to let her borrow the book once I finished reading it! She told me that this sounds like a great and fun read so she wants to read it, too! Well grandma, you are 100% correct with that! Readers will definitely enjoy every adventure, action and mystery the characters are get involved into. I don’t really know how to react with this but I’m pretty sure that I’m a little bit disappointed because I really want Amanda to end up together with Nick.īy this time, readers are pretty sure that this series is a great one, worth reading. There was a budding romance happening between our main character, Amanda, and Scapulus Holmes, the new student at the Legatum Continuatum School for the Descendants of Famous Detectives and a descendant of Sherlock Holmes. The book has a fast-paced story and it is well-written. I loved how each of them deal with each of the situation they faced. They acted how they should really act at their certain age which made them believable. I think they were able to perfectly portrayed their respective roles. In my opinion, this book has a bunch of lovable and cool characters. When I showed it to my friends, they were as amazed as I was! Like in the first book, you can have a glimpse of some of the moments happened in the book. Amanda Lester and the Orange Crystal Crisis introduces an all new stunning front and back covers again.

Amanda Lester and the Orange Crystal Crisis by Paula Berinstein