Animal 2 : The Omen
K'wan
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4 out of 5 books
Animal
2: The Omen by K'wan picks up right where the last book left off.
Animal now knows that Priest the man that kidnapped him and saved his
and Gucci's life is not the enemy but his father. Animal has a hard
time trusting Priest since he abandoned him at a young age and
questions why all of a sudden he reappears in his life. Especially
after finding out that Preist has been working for the family of Shai
Clark.
Priest
suggests instead of Animal going to the streets and trying to kill
Shai and anyone affiliated with him that it would be a bad move on
his part. Especially since the main reason he is wanting to get
retribution is for the woman that is alive today. Not to mention
there are more of Shai's men than there are guns. No, what Priest
suggests is far more complicated, but in order to carry out his plans
he advises Animal to remain still and out of sight. When all is said
and done and if Priest's plan goes as expected, Animal and Gucci will
be able to walk away in peace and the beef between Shai and Animal
will be squashed. The question is, is will they be able to pull off
whatever Priest has in mind before they all wind up dead. Like
father, like son, both of these men have enemies in the streets and
wanted by the police. Will Animal be able to remain incognito
especially when someone else he cares about is in harms way? With so
much on the line, its a race against time.
Animal
2: The Omen by K'wan was a very good read. It has all the elements of
street-lit that readers of this genre love. It has violence, drugs,
thug love, retribution and so much more. If you think about it though
author K'wan is a seasoned writer in the game and with each book they
just get better and better. The story with Animal is one that
although, he is a bad guy, he is that character that his fans of
K'wan have fallen in love with. The only reason I gave the novel a
4-star rating is because I was expecting more for the ending. The
last book left readers with their mouth hanging open, anticipating
how the story was going to play itself out after that cliffhanger.
Yes, K'wan left us with a cliffhanger but not one so shocking. Other
than that I would recommend this novel to those who love this genre.
Reviewed
by Leona
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