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series just gets better as it goes on, And this book did not disappoint, I like that each book is written from the point of view of another character, This one is from Ed's point of view who in my opinion has the coolest power of them all, This book was even better than the first two, definitely the best book in the series so far, I would definitely say that this book is more of a,than a, but I dont think it is quite a, but hopefully this series will get better and maybe one will just get astar rating.
I loved this book because it was fast paced and action packed, and I read this book in one sitting, because it just really grabs your interest and because it is a fast paced book you want to keep reading on.
This book was from Eds POV and I liked this because Ed was a character you didnt learn a lot about in the first two books, but in this book he really developed.
He started off shy and reserved, but then in this book, he accepts his ability, and with this acceptance comes confidence and courage.
I loved seeing him meet Luz, try to develop his ability, help his friends and I loved seeing him try to make the best of

an impossibly bad situation and make the best decision for everyone around him.
Plus, the end of the book with him trying to save Tsonga and his family was absolutely phenomenal, because the Ed at the start of the book would not have done that.
Overall, I did like the book, and I am looking forward to reading the next book and reading from Dylans POV, Sophie Mckenzie has managed yet again to deliver another fantastic actionpacked Medusa Project book!
Since the existence of the Medusa teens became known to the members of the criminal underworld, they have been hidden away in a secluded training camp in Spain.
Life in camp is hard enough, but then things take a turn for the worse, Ed is blackmailed into using his mindreading powers and in doing so he threatens to endanger the whole Medusa project, Another good read! This time the character development is yet again brilliant as we see another book from a different perspective, It's Ed's turn and he becomes a very interesting and likeable character,
A cleverlywritten gripping book that I couldn't put down! Definitely recommend this series to anyone who hasn't read them yet! Oh my goodness, what a ride! The plot was completely filled with drama and I loved reading it! However, Eds point of view was a little bit boring.
I would have preferred Nicos, but I understand that it was necessary for the book to be from Eds point of view in order to move the book along.
The vocabulary used was childish, but I really liked the plot, I wasn't all that sure about whether or not I would like this book but I did, It was amazing, full of action which I like and fantastic, I felt really sorry for Ed when Luz got shot right in front of him but I also had admiration for him when he went into the burning church to save Tsonga's family including his little five year old daughter Victoria.
I am not really sure if I like Ed or not though he is courageous and brave, he can sometimes be a big coward.
At the end, I was really glad that Ed stood up to Geri, I couldn't put it down!!! I didn't really like his book because there was too much going on I didn't know how to keep up with the amount of change that there was compared to the first two but there was still some surprising things like Luz dying at the end because I didn't think foster would do it.
i love ed so he is the only redeemable character in this whole book tbh One of the best sequels ever For me, this book was quite good.
I neither love it nor hate it, It's fastpaced, thrilling and full of exciting twists, You're probably wondering why I don't LOVE it Meh, I like action books, but romance and paranormal mysteries remain my favourites, which is why this book isn't up there.

One character did irritate me throughout this bookKetty, She seems quite childish and weak in comparison to some of the others, and is oblivious to the fact that Ed is better than Nico.
But, on the other hand, I did like the other characters,
Dylan was quite interesting, Her medusa power isn't as mentioned as the others' but it's still pretty cool, She does use the word 'freaking a lot, and I did want a bit of a change sometimes, but that's just a silly, small point.

Either way, if you want a short, exciting read then this is ideal, The characters don't stick with you, but the story keeps you hooked, The Rescue is bookin The Medusa Project,

I found this book to be a little better than the second one, There was a lot going on but I managed to keep up, Also, a stranger helping you multiple times suggest there is an ulterior motive or they are not who they seem!! I thought it was pretty obvious who Stanley really was, once I'd realised that only Nico had seen Carter.
The death at the end was quite sad though, . . Additionally, I these books sort of reminded me of sitelinkL, J. Smith's sitelinkDark Visions Series, Re reading AugustNico, me and you are over! Team Ed for the win! After reading this book, Ed is my new Medusa crush! I like tons better in this episode than i did in the previous two where i found him a bit of a douche.
I loved the Medusa Project series this is the third in the series but this is one of my favourites because it was written from the point of view of Ed one of my favourite characters.


The title of the books has nothing really to do with the actual plot of the story,

It is a suspenseful and very much pageturning read but it is VERY necessary to start with the first book and read all of the books your guaranteed a great ending!

There are lots of surprises in it.
Be sure to read Hunted!!

sitelinkThe Medusa Project Collection: includes The Set Up The Hostage The Rescue Hunted DoubleCross and Hit Squad The third title in a thrilling new series about four teenagers with psychic abilities, from Red House Book Awardwinning author, Sophie McKenzie.
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One for the teenagers and adolescents, Plot would be predictable for adults but for someone in their teens might find it intriguing, Last few chapters were really gripping, A good teen adventure book very well plotted though the ending was a little rushed a good book, but i read it a long time ago, for spite , i do think the trope is very interesting, but the series gets quite tedious, and very elongated, one of those books that dont necessarily catch your eye ygm ehhh not bad Read this review and more on my sitelinkblog.


The Rescue is the third book in the Medusa Project series,

Check out my sitelinkreview of the second book, The Hostage here,

The Rescue is told in the perspective of Ed, the telepath, I found it very interesting to find out how exactly his telepathy works, as well as watching Ed experiment with the limits of it.
The Rescue picks of where The Hostage left off, with the Medusa Gang being transported to a training camp in Spain due to the events of the previous book.


Not everything is as it seems at this camp as it becomes apparent within the first few chapters, Oh and the camp sucks, I would call it a behaviour training camp more than a 'training camp', Rich parents send their miss behaving children to it, and the Medusa crew are not taking any of that, especially Dylan,

Since the Medusa crew are forced to keep their powers on the downlow, they are not allowed to use them, but the camp administrator, Senor Fernadaz finds out about Ed's telepathy and things just go from bad to worse.


The Rescue was reasonably actioned packed but still very predictable, The best point about it is that we get to find out more of how Ed's telepathy works, .