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The Chemist - by Stephenie Meyer [#thriller]

The ChemistThe Chemist by Stephenie Meyer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Holy Snot!

Is this the best Stephenie Meyer book ever or what?

I read all the Twilights and thought they were way better than a lot of people did. I read The Host and it took me a while to get into it, but finally managed to find the groove and recognized the important step she took away from Twilight. With The Chemist it's like a total 180, and it's amazing.

A super strong, super smart, super female who isn't all hung up on relationships. A doofus-jock hacker CIA assassin. A sweet sensitive school teacher in way over his head. How do they all fit together?

Yes, there is a brief section where they all get together and sort through all the touchy-feelies and that lags a bit. Like a lotta bit. But finally it all works out with a bang and we're back in the groove for non-stop action.

You know what though? That last Epilogue could have been kept sealed. I didn't need to add that to the characterizations. Maybe that's just me.

Anyway, highly recommended. Way outside her past works. Good job. Thanks Mrs. Meyer.

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