Once again, Danielle Harrington did not disappoint with her twists and turns in The Pure Ones. After reading the first two books in the Hollis Timewire Series, The Diseased Ones and The Unseen Ones, I was excited to learn that her third book was finally making its debut.

Dean Koontz’s Frankenstein (Prodigal Son) is a uniquely crafted expansion of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Imagine that Victor Frankenstein and his monstrous creation never died in the nineteenth century—that they are alive and well, walking around the city of New Orleans in the twenty-first century. What could they possibly be doing?

After the hair-pulling cliff-hanger that Danielle Harrington left her readers with at the end of The Diseased Ones, I was more than eager to start the second book in the Hollis Timewire Series, The Unseen Ones.

Have you ever wondered what the future holds for humankind? Of course, who hasn’t! Welp, author Danielle Harrington has generously provided her readers with a clever fictional perspective of the year 2647 in her debut novel, The Diseased Ones.