Perfect for fans of every adventure mixed with sci-fi story ever created. This book brings you into a Star Trek kind of world, full of complicated characters’ dynamics and relationships with the earth of some characters thrown over it without full knowledge of its functioning. The “Quantum Twins” Qwelby and Tullia are BAAAAACCCKK. They are from wildly different worlds—snowy Finland, the Kalahari desert, and their home planet, Vertazia. Separated by dimensions, the two fight to reconnect while dealing with new friends, strange cultures, and some serious danger. There’s action, mystery, and plenty of heart, with the twins’ unshakable bond tying it all together. It definitely takes you on a ride with them. You've had to have read the first book to understand. It's a little slow but it's worth the read.

Hunted delivers a thrilling and imaginative continuation of the Quantum Twins saga, picking up the pace with high-stakes adventure and emotional depth. Tullia, thrust into a raw and untamed world, must adapt quickly after being taken hostage. Her courage and compassion shine as she earns her place within a Bushman tribe, stirring complex emotions among her new community. Meanwhile, her twin, Qwelby, is confronted with the darker side of humanity as he navigates violence and emotional awakenings on Earth. His bond with Tamina, and later Xaala—a conflicted girl with secrets of her own—adds layers of tension and heart. As the twins strive to reforge their telepathic link, hidden agendas and inter-dimensional intrigue raise the stakes. With inventive world-building, layered characters, and a rich blend of action and introspection, Hunted expands the series in compelling ways. Perfect for readers who love sci-fi adventures with a strong emotional core and complex relationships. I loved this book

In Hunted, it's clear that Arnold has given himself a little more room to explore his characters and play somewhat. Having taken the time in Ripped Apart to develop his concepts, Hunted allows Arnold to throw his characters into some new situations, throwing both them and the readers into the action from the off - the short chapters allowing the story to move swiftly and with considerable pace. That doesn't mean the author skimps on things such as character development though - little touches like a translation guide to the languages and wonderfully described moments containing the Twins communicating telepathically, stand out as extremely enjoyable moments for me. Over the course of Hunted it becomes clear that Arnold is a skilled author - and he's created a fascinating mythos surrounding his lead characters. Those characters allow him to explore topics that are both relevant and interesting - and as such I'm looking forward to Book Three in the series!