Phantasy Crossroads

Chaos Blog Tour and Giveaway!!

Is any shot at living, worth dying for?

They thought they’d be safe, but a world ruled by chaos doesn’t die easily.

When Max turned on the radio transmissions assuring safety, they came. But, it wasn’t just survivors of the demon apocalypse that crawled their way into the abandoned military base. A myriad of beastly demons unlike any they’ve ever seen came as well. Abby, and her companions, struggle to survive as the evil around them grows. Desperate to endure, and to defend their fellow survivors, Abby and a squad of fierce fighters, take on a dangerous mission that has deadly consequences.

My Review of Chaos:  Chaos was well worth the wait!!!

Who knew that a second installment of a series would be better than the first book?  Megan Duncan has outdone herself with the second installment of the Agents of Evil Series.

My favorite character, Abby, has grown into a leadership role in this book which makes her even more likeable than before. It’s nice to see a woman take charge and even though Abby still has her feminine side, when the need to kick butt arises she springs into action. The love between Abby and Max continues to grow and it makes your heart melt.

I loved the new characters that came into the story as well as the reappearance of some characters from the first book. In my review of Released, I expressed how I felt the character Norah, who died, could have played a huge part in the continuing plot.  Well, she did from the grave.

The demons in Chaos were quite extraordinary. I hate spiders and after reading Chaos, I hate them even more. My favorite demon so far is the Smoker Demon. It was the most troublesome demon the characters have fought thus far.

Overall, Chaos was definitely well worth the wait. It can be read as a standalone book since Megan does a great job building up the story line to give you a good grasp of what’s going on in order to understand the plot and characters. I would still recommend reading Released before reading Chaos as it provides more in depth information concerning the plot and the characters.