As a Kenyon follower, I have long waited and very much anticipated the first volume in the Chronicles of Nick. I am very pleased to announce that Ms. Kenyon did not let me down. While INFINITY is not the romance book that Kenyon is famous for, I found that it was a fantastic story. I loved meeting the younger version of Nick. INFINITY was fast paced and action packed; in a wrap it was everything that I had hoped it would be. Nick, as a child before everything went wrong with him, was an extremely well written character. I fell in love with his sense of adventure, his stubborn hard-headedness, and his desire to protect those he loves. Each turn of the page gave me a look at new characters that I look forward to learning more about as Nick's story unfolds in the upcoming books. It was also fantastic to see older and much loved characters come in to shape young Nick's life. Overall, I am very very satisfied and overly pleased with INFINITY. I simply cannot wait for the second part of this stunning new series to arrive.

Nick Gautier has never had an easy life. His father hates him and abandoned their little family for a life of imprisonment quite some time ago. For a fourteen-year-old boy, life in a one bedroom shack with his mother cannot get any more embarrassing or horrifying. However, that is all about to change. Things around town have gone a little weirder with each passing day. First, Nick finds himself fighting against his friends, being saved by Kyrian a guy whose socks cost more than Nick's entire house, and then becoming friends with the most beautiful girl he has ever seen. If all of that weren't strange enough, Nick has now become the highest paid member of their family by working for Kyrian to pay off his hospital bills. Finding himself with friends in high places always makes a guy's day a little better, but when the football team suddenly goes zombie Nick just doesn't know what to think. Suddenly Nick finds that he has been tossed into a whole new world filled with things and people that go bump in the night. His best friends have all become otherworldly, from demons to Were creatures Nick's new world seems to have a little bit of everything. Just how much fun can one guy have? Of course no one can forget the strange powers of the being who claims to be his uncle, the same being that is suddenly talking inside of Nick's head. Nick's fourteen-year-old life has suddenly began to feel a whole lot older. Fighting to save his friends from real life zombies is the least of Nick's worries; because when his mom finds out that she was tranqed in the middle of the danger, he's going to be grounded for eternity.