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ISBN:	1466263938 (ISBN13: 9781466263932)
Edition Language:	English URL http://susan-bischoff.com/talent-chronicles/
Series:	Talent Chronicles #2

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In the world of the Talent Chronicles, kids with supernatural abilities, Talents, are taken away to government-run research facilities from which they do not return. In this sequel to HUSH MONEY, all Joss wants is to be left alone with Dylan. But as more Talents are imprisoned by the government, everyone's looking for a leader. Some look to Joss, some to her worst enemy, Marco, whose new criminal plan threatens Joss's family and friends. Joss wants to stand up to Marco, but Dylan's protective instincts are putting him in harm's way. As the stakes get higher, can Joss find a way to embrace both the boy and her hero within?

Heroes 'Til Curfew contains strong language, violence, and some sensuality. Recommended for mature teens and up.

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Title	:	Heroes 'Til Curfew (Talent Chronicles #2)
Author	:	Susan Bischoff
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 338 pages
Published	:	September 16th 2011 (first published August 30th 2011)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Urban Fantasy

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I loved the first book in this series. It had humour, action, romance and a novel idea. I've raved about it all over the net, but I'm going to be very quiet about this one because I was really disappointed in it. The humour had pretty much disappeared, the idea was stretched beyond belief (no one can manipulate gravity. No way.) and the violence in the book was excessive. It felt like one big fight. After a while, I got really sick of Joss and Dylan fighting Marcos and his cronies again. There

Read my Full Review @ ParomantasyAction, love, danger, suspense, violence and trust..yes, this book is one hell of a ride. Joss is back and better than ever in this action-packed sequel to Hush Money. The government is finding and shipping more Talents off to state school. Everyone with a Talent aka Power is at risk and Joss is one of the most powerful of all. Scared, the Talents look for a leader and turn to Joss for help. All she wants to do is stay under the radar, except when it comes to

Heroes Til Curfew (Talent Chronicles 2) is just as good as its predecessor. I dont remember and strong language. If the child has watched an action film in the last decade then they can handle the violence in this novel. The perfect example is that its no more violent than Hunger Games and everyone has either read or watched that movie. This time the stakes are raised. Marco is continuing his path to darkness and villainy. New players enter the field of play called The Syndicate. NIAC steps up

In this much anticipated sequel to Bischoff's Hush Money we finally get exactly what we've been waiting for--MOAR JOSS AND DYLAN! The whole he likes me, he likes me not finally comes to fruition against a backdrop of more evil plotting by Marco, which makes him a villain you more than love to hate--you want to destroy. If you thought he was awful in Hush Money, you ain't seen nothin' yet. Bischoff unwaveringly ups the stakes for all the Talents in Fairview who all want to mobilize--and want Joss

I'm a bit torn about this book. I enjoyed the first book enough to want to read the second, but I feel a little disappointed. While the story is still interesting, there were a few problems that arose for me as I read.Problem #1: The internal angst. Don't get me wrong, I remember my teenage years. I REMEMBER the angst that comes with it. I just feel as though the angst between Joss and Dylan was overdone. It seemed as though every other interaction had them both doing the "loves me, loves me

Ok that was crazy good but it stinks that there isnt a release date on the third book. I might actually spontaneously combust if I dont get a real conclusion. Like what is up with Eric??

After years, I picked up the first book again. I still feel the same way about the first book. I really liked it.As for this, I feel like I was just reading a chapter of the book. There was not climax or anything. And everything seems to play out well. I love the plot, different Talents etc. It's like the anime Alice Academy. But I think it was rushed. Some parts of the book, I couldn't comprehend very well. A scene takes too much adjectives. A writer should show. Not tell. As for Joss, she