![]() ![]() ![]() There's a particularly murderous crazy person on the loose and a group of people with special talents and flaws in equal measures is after them. And The Naturals follows the structure of them very well but with kids not grownups. ![]() I'm a sucker for TV shows like Criminal Minds and Lie to Me and Hannibal. All the criticisms are out of the way in just a sentence or two. And it's a light read: bookworms will devour it in a couple of hours. The subplot involving a love triangle between Cassie, Michael and Dean seem shoehorned in to satisfy readers who insist on a bit of kissing in every book they read. I don't want to mislead you: The Naturals is far from perfect. Especially when there is a serial killer on the loose. But blending in with fellow Naturals Michael, Lia, Sloane and Dean, is not easy. It could be her best chance to find her mother's killer. When the chance comes to join The Naturals, there's no way Cassie will turn it down. Average teenagers aren't headhunted by the FBI to train as specifically-talented crimefighters. Average teenagers can't profile other people within minutes of acquaintance. Average teenagers don't lose their mothers to unsolved murders. Cassie Hobbes doesn't feel like an average teenager. ![]()
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