After escaping the eerie village of Triskellion, Rachel and Adam are looking forward to going home in New York only the Hope Project has another agenda for the twins. Separated from their mother, Kate, Adam and Rachel are treated very well until the head of Project Hope, Van der Zee, wants more from them. Rachel and Adam are joined by a younger set of twins, Morag and Duncan, whose powers are far more developed than Rachel's and Adam's. Escape seems to be the only solution and Gabriel is there to help. On the run from the people at Project Hope and a mysterious new enemy, Gabriel leads the twins on a winding journey that only he knows where it will end. Finding help and betrayal along the way, Rachel and Adam only hope to survive, find a way to end this madness, and be reunited with their mother.
Triskellion 2: The Burning is full of adventure, betrayl, secrets, and lies. The reader never knows who to trust and to what end those they meet along the way want. I liked this book as well as the first book but I would strongly recommend to read both books close together because the stories are full of detail. It took some time for me to remember bits and pieces of the first book before I could understand a reference.
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