Review: Infinity Dragonfly: Renegade Souls #3


 

 “You know the truth. The universe is unutterably vast and it is made almost completely of darkness. Everything else is just an aberration, an illusion we spin ourselves to try and ignore the reality.”


An unexpected attack renders the future of the main protagonists grim, and one of the traitors surfaces, upping the stakes even further.

Zak Webber seamlessly injects the conspiracy element in the storyline, making the reading experience doubly exciting and suspenseful. Can't wait to see what happens next.

 

Oliver Francisco 


Infinity Dragonfly: Renegade Souls #3

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

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