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Untouched The Girl in the Box Book 2 edition by Robert J Crane Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks

What I really enjoyed about Untouched was the message it sends, about not caring too much about the bad things that happen to one in life, but more about where we go and what we do going forward, how we can make things better using the God given tools we're provided, not regretting that everything isn't exactly as we would have liked. For Sienna, not knowing where her mother is or who she can trust, confrontations with even more dangerous enemies...all make her frequent attitude problems somewhat forgivable.(even though I wanted to shake her sometimes,saying " Not everything is about you.") While Sienna is still a bit too full of teenage angst, she's learning to not pity herself and to fight against that feeling, even if it seems that the entire world's against her and that the foundation of her life keeps shifting.(But she is only 17 and I love her character). In this book, Sienna learns that things won't get better by themselves, and that she's the only one who can make things better... and more importantly,that she really isn't alone... She has Zack and she has others who care about her.

I really enjoy Robert Crane's writing style and the snapish wit that he attributes to his main character Sienna. She can be a bit mean, but there are times when I can't help laughing to myself because the character on the receiving end deserves it. And then there are times they don't, and it frustrates me that she has no seeming ability to curb her tongue.
The story is very action packed... almost too much action at times. The Poor girl keeps getting beaten, burned and she can't catch a break. (Luckily, she heals quickly from her injuries each time.)

I really enjoyed the direction Robert Crane took the story in this book. Lots of intrigue, a bit of romance with Zack, heaps of X-Men like superpowers and meeting her aunt.... I love it.

Jack Murphy


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Untouched The Girl in the Box Book 2 edition by Robert J Crane Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks Reviews

Alone book 1, was recommended to me by a student.... I enjoyed reading it, good character development, didn't want it to end, glad I bought the second installment of the series. Good book, very 17 year old mentality, interesting perspective. I find the development of the story to be interesting and the book endings are definitely cliff hangers.... that is one of the biggest differences between reading a book vs. a real book, you don't know when the end is coming..... interesting, well it seems to work with this series, can't wait to read the next one!
## PLOT The series won me over on the first book (I actually did a little happy dance as I got the 2nd one on my kindle) and the plot of this one met every single expectation I had. The series continues with a fast paced and original story, when I reached the end of the book I though something like "No way I have read only a few pages...". The twists on the story make you hang on every word and a lot is explained, but on the same way a lot is still a mystery (Yeah Old Man Winters, you know I'm talking to you).

## CHARACTERS Sienna is her usual witty and sarcastic self and boy do I love her for it, but I have to admit, of everyone in the book the one I adored the most was Clyde.... oops Clary, it seems like Sienna has finally found her match on crazy and humor (not that Kurt doesn't try). We also learn more about the directorate staff, though Old man Winters remains a riddle wrapped in a mystery, but the medical staff deserves a book of their own (Loved them ). The new metas presented are also awesome (I'm using this word with caution, once I'm afraid I'll wear it out by describing this book). As usual, Robert J Crane does an amaaaazzzziiinnngggg job describing and developing his characters.

## MY THOUGHTS My Happy dance was not a waste of time, the book was awesome X10! The story pulls you in and it makes you root for Sienna, or in my case sometimes feel you are actually her (I think I need some sessions with Dr. Zollers and his vests).
On every single page I read I kept asking myself "How the hell hasn't this series gone viral yet?", the story is unique and just plain awesome. I'm suggesting this book to every living soul I know and I'm hoping some day I'll be able to see it on the big screen.

Robert's writing skills are worthy of the NY Times Best Sellers List
While I did enjoy the story line of the 'Girl in the box' series, the author has some grammar and spelling issues throughout all the books. I took off a star rating for that because it made the book more difficult to read. Just when you become fully engrossed into the visual images the story portrays, the grammar and/or spelling issues appear and break the reader out of the submersion. Several times there were sentences that seemed to be two thoughts in one as if he changed how he wanted to write that particular line mid-sentence and just kept going. Maybe Robert J. Crane just needs a better editor, proof-reader?
This segment of the story continues Sienna's introduction into a vastly wider world. One of the major struggles for her is obviously going to be dealing with her "gift" and how hard it is to finally be released from the captivity of her home only to find that she is even more limited. She must find a way to come to terms with the fact that she will never be the girl in the red dress out on a date, holding hands with a boyfriend. Touching is death and she will be forever on the outside looking in.

There is more pressure put on her in this book. Pressure to join the Directorate, to follow directions, to think before acting. In the midst of all this she is trying to deal with the guilt of people having died because of her actions, as well as the actions of Wolfe, who has taken up residence in her head.

There are still people who are looking to snatch her up, and they are brutal. When you heal from wounds that would kill normal humans then the fighting takes on a whole new dimension. I still think this author is amazingly good at constructing fight and action scenes.

The story moves at a quick pace and, like the first book, left me wanting more.
What I really enjoyed about Untouched was the message it sends, about not caring too much about the bad things that happen to one in life, but more about where we go and what we do going forward, how we can make things better using the God given tools we're provided, not regretting that everything isn't exactly as we would have liked. For Sienna, not knowing where her mother is or who she can trust, confrontations with even more dangerous enemies...all make her frequent attitude problems somewhat forgivable.(even though I wanted to shake her sometimes,saying " Not everything is about you.") While Sienna is still a bit too full of teenage angst, she's learning to not pity herself and to fight against that feeling, even if it seems that the entire world's against her and that the foundation of her life keeps shifting.(But she is only 17 and I love her character). In this book, Sienna learns that things won't get better by themselves, and that she's the only one who can make things better... and more importantly,that she really isn't alone... She has Zack and she has others who care about her.

I really enjoy Robert Crane's writing style and the snapish wit that he attributes to his main character Sienna. She can be a bit mean, but there are times when I can't help laughing to myself because the character on the receiving end deserves it. And then there are times they don't, and it frustrates me that she has no seeming ability to curb her tongue.
The story is very action packed... almost too much action at times. The Poor girl keeps getting beaten, burned and she can't catch a break. (Luckily, she heals quickly from her injuries each time.)

I really enjoyed the direction Robert Crane took the story in this book. Lots of intrigue, a bit of romance with Zack, heaps of X-Men like superpowers and meeting her aunt.... I love it.

Jack Murphy