Deacon Ashford has to try and convince a very confused and hospitalized Vivienne Dunn to take her to Neverland before she turns 18 which is when her Nevergene supposedly 'kicks in', Vivienne is put in a contemplative dilemma to choose between a random- albeit excruciatingly handsome Deacon, taking his word for the existence of secret world which can give her a new life and teach her to fly OR go back to her not so exciting life with her foster family.However, before she could make a decision, she learns that another group HOOK- Humanitarian organization for order and Knowledge (aka the bad folks who ruins magic for everyone) is tailing her wanting to 'experiment' on her while neutralizing her abilities in the process.What will she choose? will this new life give a chance to unearth her foggy past finally making the pieces fit together? can she trust this strange lost boy?Īs you might see the story is super interesting with all the intriguing aspects keeping you on the edge all through the book, I adored the writing style which is witty and hilarious. PAN is a secret organization for 'People with Active Nevergene' led by none other than Peter Pan to recruit children with special abilities, who otherwise would be looked down as misfits.Neverland is a safe place for these lost children to give them a new life and purpose while keeping their existence a secret.

Jenny Hickman's re-imagination of Peter Pan is not only interesting but also immersive, I really enjoyed how she brought in the elements from the classic tale which we all love into a 21st Century story with such ease Well well well guess who read another retelling this year? However The Pan gotta be definitely a unique one 1)Because ofc course it is a Peter Pan retelling which we don't see often(I have never read one before) 2)This book has a unique blend of genre's- Fairytale retelling+YA Fantasy Sci-Fi, in simple take the classic Peter Pan and blend it with X-men series which is the vibe I got from the book which I absolutely loved because I am a sucker for school setting, super powers and a good retelling

'Fly Away Lost Boy, I am not looking for that kind of Trouble!'

The PAN by Jenny Hickman