Mimic is a work of fiction in the supernatural, dark fantasy, and suspense subgenres, and is the second novel in the Decima King series. The work is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of violence, adult themes, and the use of explicit language throughout. Penned by author T. Kolodziej, this intriguing tale thrusts readers into a realm where ancient myths collide with contemporary technology as an online content creator inadvertently triggers a portal to another dimension. Decima, Rennic, and Stokes find themselves entangled in a perilous pursuit against a shape-shifting entity with a sinister agenda. As they race against time to decipher the mystery behind the malevolent force, the stakes escalate, intertwining crime investigation with supernatural suspense and cosmic intrigue.

Author T. Kolodziej has crafted a fascinating work that blends the best of dark and eerie genres to offer a complex and atmospheric adventure. Picking up the action of an existing series is never easy, but Kolodziej drops readers right back into the action with great cinematic command of scene description and the physical action of the characters. Through its captivating storytelling and intricate plot, Mimic invites readers on an exhilarating journey of discovery, where the boundaries between myth and reality blur, and the quest for truth takes center stage. This emotional core of the tale is delivered well through the speech and thought presentation of the characters, which is authentically shaped by the world around them and conveyed with original and distinct voices for each one. Overall, Mimic is a highly recommended read for fans of intense supernatural dramas with plenty of suspense and thrills.

Jonathan Rennic and Rebeccah Stokes are assigned to assist the RCBI in solving a series of murders. But before they can make a breakthrough in the case, the duo receives new instructions to investigate another series of disturbing murders. Rennic and Stokes call on Decima, their psychic friend, to assist them, but she struggles to make any headway. They are unaware that they are hunting an entity with a unique ability that enables it to hide in plain sight while carrying out its grisly activities. The clock is ticking as Rennic, Stokes, and Decima battle against suspicious colleagues and otherworldly beings to stop a killer whose actions, if left unchecked, will tear apart the fabric of space and time in T. Kolodziej's Mimic.

In Mimic, solving crimes takes on an extraterrestrial dimension. T. Kolodziej builds a captivating science fiction plot that weaves ancient folklore into a well-crafted detective story. The characters are likable as regular people, making for sound and realistic character development. The reader will glean a veiled allusion to earlier books from Rennic's conversation with the stranger at the supermarket, where he subconsciously demonstrates his continued desire to track down his former captor. Nyx's exciting discussions with the detectives give a lighthearted touch to a serious story. One instance is when Nyx shares her thoughts on the human race with Rennic. I enjoyed how the narrative transports readers into the excitement of pursuing Rennic, Stokes, and Dr. Schaffer as they track the Khybodon. If you are a sucker for crime drama and adventures with a time travel theme, Mimic is the book for you.