Solid
by Shelley Workinger
Series: Solid (#1)
Pages: 235 PDF
Source: PDF courtesy of Shelley Workinger in exchange for a fair and honest review
Available as of July 9, 2010
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Clio Kaid may be 17 and just beginning the last summer before her senior year, but her life is anything but typical.
She's just discovered she was genetically altered before birth and is now headed to a top-secret Army campus to explore the surprising results of the experiment.
Follow Clio and the other teens as they develop fantastic super-abilities, forge new friendships, and find love as they search for answers.
Rating:
My Review:
I was ecstatic when Shelley offered me a copy of Solid to me for an honest review. I've been dying to read this series since I learned about it a number of months ago and it most certainly didn't disappoint. She crafted an amazing story that kept me turning the pages.
How would you react if you found out you had been genetically altered and were asked to spend a summer at camp with others facing the same dilemma? You would probably want to know how different you are from other humans. Clio got more than she bargained for as she uncovers the mysteries surrounding the C9X program.
I loved all of the characters. You have your jock, the smartie, the queen bee, the one who can do it all, and the average girl. I love that every personality was covered by some character. The plot was well thought out and kept me intrigued. In the end, I didn't expect the big reveal. I was shocked but left with more questions. Solid kept a steady pace and picked up towards the end.
Ovedrall, Solid was wonderfully executed and kept me in the midst of mystery until the very last page. I can't wait to read Settling. If you enjoy sci-fi, you are sure to love Solid.
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FTC Disclosure: I received a copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review. I was not monetarily compensated for my opinion.
