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ISBN:	0062187570 (ISBN13: 9780062187574)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Born of Illusion #2
Setting:	London, England(United Kingdom)

Born of Deception (Born of Illusion #2)

Teri Brown

Hardcover | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 3.4 | 712 Users | 152 Reviews

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Title	:	Born of Deception (Born of Illusion #2)
Author	:	Teri Brown
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	June 10th 2014 by Balzer + Bray
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Mystery

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Budding illusionist Anna Van Housen is on top of the world: after scoring a spot on a prestigious European vaudeville tour, she has moved to London to chase her dream and to join an underground society for people like her with psychic abilities. Along with her handsome beau, Cole Archer, Anna is prepared to take the city by storm.

But when Anna arrives in London, she finds the group in turmoil. Sensitives are disappearing and, without a suspect, the group’s members are turning on one another. Could the kidnapper be someone within the society itself—or has the nefarious Dr. Boyle followed them to London?

As Cole and Anna begin to unravel the case and secrets about the society are revealed, they find themselves at odds, their plans for romance in London having vanished. Her life in danger and her relationship fizzling, can Anna find a way to track down the killer before he makes her his next victim—or will she have to pay the ultimate price for her powers?

Set in Jazz-Age London, this alluring sequel to Born of Illusion comes alive with sparkling romance, deadly intrigue, and daring magic.

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Ratings: 3.4 From 712 Users | 152 Reviews

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I really wanted to love this book as much as the first one. Sadly, the sequel paled in comparison to the first book. Firstly, this book felt overshadowed by Anna's woes of love and jealousy. I am alright with it if it's done a few times in the book but if it keeps occuring, I lose my patience. Secondly, what was with the unnecessary introduction of a second love interest and Anna's indecision of her love towards Cole? However, I did like the beginning and ending of the book where a lot of the

Why are we still talking about Houdini?! This is the single most annoying plot thread in this series. Over and over again throughout two books now, characters constantly call out Anna's alleged parentage. For no reason. Without a tangible story gain, her 'father' is a constant distraction. Just like the rest of this book. The Sensitives plot distracts from Anna's culmination of success as a headlining magician. The touring show distracts from the murderous conspiracy behind the society's inner

**Check out more reviews at Books As You Know It**Original and authentic, Born of Deception, does an awesome job following up Born of Illusion to London. I love the time period and how we're able to see a different setting compared to Born of Illusion. While it was a bit slow at times, the plot and the introduction of the Society definitely makes up for it. I love seeing the way the researchers and the Sensitives clash as they both try to ensure they get what they want. It was pretty to get

I think what we have here is the sophomore slump. Anna, having survived being kidnapped and shot in New York, has made it to London to perform magic with a touring troupe, join the Society of Psychical Research, get away from her narcissistic mother, and be with her beau, Cole. However, almost everything on her to-do list goes South. Does she even still want to perform magic? What's wrong with the Society and why can she not trust anyone? Who's kidnapping and killing Sensitives? Will mommy

See more of my reviews on The YA Kitten! My copy was an ARC I received from the publisher via Edelweiss.2.5 stars.Born of Illusion was one of my favorite novels of 2013 and I dearly hoped Born of Deception would be just as good, but alas, sequels cant always live up to their great predecessors. I wanted it to be SO SO GOOD and find another way to put it because it wasnt as good as I wanted to be, but I dont have a lot of words for this book both because its such a different novel from the first

Having loved the rich, atmospheric and complex Born of Illusion, I was looking forward to being reacquainted with Anna van Housen and her narcissistic but absolutely fascinating mother in Born of Deception. Sadly, Born of Deception failed to live up to my expectations and unlike the first book, it ended up frustrating me.The problem with Born of Deception is that it strived to focus more on the unnecessary romantic drama than to focus on the promising plot line and world-building. It was a wild

Brimming with poorly-built characters, silly love triangles, predictability, and irritating plot points, Born of Deception is a lacklustre sequel to the fairly decent Born of Illusion. Anna is no longer a good protagonistshe gets jealous, angry, and foolish all for horrible reasons. Her struggling relationship with Cole is simply fluff to fill up the pages. The occult stuff and black magic is also getting a bit much, to the point where it's silly. Also, the plot was so cliché and predictable,