Dominion Trilogy

Collin Boyd looks out the windows of the bus transit taking him to work to see Collin Boyd. Collin Boyd follows his replica until he finds himself standing in front of a glass building seeing himself in the mirror. Only this is not Collin Boyd, it is Grant Borrows.

And so the Dominion Trilogy begins. Within the first 100 pages Collin finds out he has shifted to become a much more agile and strong Grant Borrows with the power to control objects and sense other people. He, as well as 299 others, are given rings that make each individual super humans. Each ring giving power to the user extending from their minds to control their bodies. The powers range anywhere from telekinesis, to ultra fast reactions, to a literal photographic memory.
What Grant will begin to learn is there is a greater plot going on. He finds out about the Secretum of Six, whose sole purpose is to use Grant, or the Bringer, to bring about something, but we will not know what that is until book three.
As Grant realizes his true power from his Grandpa, who has helped bring about this whole process and is now using Grant as his own tool of destruction. As book One comes to a close, we see Grant understand who he needs to become.
Enter Guardian, or Grant Borrows as superhero. Through out book two the company becomes super heroes and begins to help all those in need. As the world begins to break at the seems, Grant and his army try to do what they can to help. Once again though, the Secretum becomes involved and a new head master Devlin plays Grant and his sister. By the end of Book two, Grant has fallen into a whole, bringing about the stage for book three, and Oblivion.


So as not to give too much away, this is where I will leave you. This series was incredibly creative and takes a view at Biblical history as well as predestination and free will that is very unique. This was an awesome read, and I enjoyed the story immensely, finding myself flying through the first two books. I was simply glad I only had to wait a couple of weeks to read the third. I highly recommend these books.