This is a great follow-up to book 1 in the Le Gard series! Anna and Aaron are back, and just when it seems like they'll have the chance to practice their powers and get stronger, one incident after another happens. This book was full of suspense and action, and the only drawback is that it could've been proofread better (lots of wrong words, like how when spell check doesn't catch because the words are spelled properly, just not used properly [I'm so guilty of this!]). If the book does get proofread and polished more I'll change my review to 5 stars. ( )

Momentum is book two in a series of Young Adult supernatural books by Emily Ann Ward. This book begins where book one ends.

I enjoyed this book a bit better than book one. The relationship between the two main characters, Aaron and Anna, grow closer as their powers grow stronger. You are introduced to a new set of characters, which were well developed, and the secret branch of the government known as "The Agency" show their true colors in this book. I thought there was more action, more knowledge about the "Paired" and "The Agency" and enjoyed all of these developments.

If you enjoy reading about teens that have been connected since birth, their growing love for each other and that they and others have supernatural powers (and are being hunted down because of these powers) then you will enjoy this book. I'd recommend reading the first book in this series prior to reading this book. (3.5 Stars)

I received this book via the LibraryThing.com member giveaway for an honest review. ( )

Momentum is a young adult novel that is part love story and part supernatural adventure. Aaron and Anna are young and in love but have one major problem: they both have supernatural powers that allow them to control electricity, or they would if they could control them. A secret group are after them so that they can utilize these abilities for evil-doing. A fun time at summer camp turns into a run for their lives and never knowing who can be trusted. Overall I liked the story but found that it dragged a little up until the action started which, unfortunately, was half way through the book. Also I found that the reader is “dropped” into the story at the beginning and I felt, for the first few chapters, that I was playing catch-up. A good story if you can stick it out until the action begins. ( )