This was a really great book it had a the exitment and drama. now i am going to write a little about the bookBran is and ordanary boy with a crazy imagination, but he has no memory from his past. He lives in a world were thers a curse but no one can stop it. one day Bran discovered a cure for it in his dead mothers deposit box. When he decided to open the box alll these crzy imaginations come running back into his head. He rememebers that there no one in the world that survived this curse and if you get everyone around you will die. He remeberd that he has the curse and all his love ones are in danger.He trys to keep it from everyone because when they know that's the end of them too. His bestfriend Astra starts no notice something is going on with Bran. she edventually figuers it out. WHen nothing seems to be going wrong he tells her the hole story, and thats when everything went down hill. Bran will do whatever it taked to save her even risk his own life.Days past no sign of his friend and evryone is acting as if nothing had happen. He goes on a dangerous journey to rescue her when he fiinds out whom has her. He is willing to fight and claim the power that belongs to him from the evil. But will magic win this battle and distroy him like wise thiis mother? i think you would read this book because it makes you not want to stop reading. it is a very intresting way how his road changes in3 second!. please read this book if you like: action, drama, mystery, horror and more+ Here we are at the second Bran Hambric novel. As with the first, I felt that Kaleb Nation had particular strengths and weaknesses. The world-building is nicely done. The town of Dunce, with all its rules and nutty holidays, is fun to read about. The side characters are nicely made as well (especially like Sewey Wilomas, who is a jerk but can be talked out of serving eviction notices to poor widows), but... here is the crux of my problem.I like the main characters alright (Bran, Astara, Adi, Gary) but I don't FEEL anything for them. Things happened in this book that should have greatly upset me or at least had me worried, and they didn't. Worry me, I mean. Or make me even remotely concerned.That said, I'd still read book 3 when it comes out. The plot is okay if rather predictable (and yoinking a few elements from Another-Story-Which-Shall-Not-Be-Named). It's enough to keep me going, and I'd like to keep supporting a young writer who is doing a pretty bang-up job of it, overall.
What do You think about The Specter Key (2010)?
Much better than the first one. Full of adventure and fun and awesomeness and magic.
—JacobMc
This was a very good sequel to the first Bran Hambric book.
—Jacks
