![]() ![]() I think what I liked most about this one is that while it is a Science Fiction novel, it is almost a pre-Science Fiction novel: (almost) all the events in this novel take place before the actual main event (which is the ending). It was one of the main reasons I wanted to pick this one up, tbh. But the descriptions and the portrayal was so accurate and that was so important to me. ![]() I liked being inside her mind and seeing her anxiety disorder up close and personal - although I would warn anyone who suffers from anxiety to be cautious because some of her attacks are described so well that I found myself starting to have panic attacks of my own. She felt so real and made so many brave and great decisions throughout the novel. When you read the book, you should try this and see which decision is the right one. I put myself into Alex's shoes and thought "What would I do in this situation?" At the end, when it was do or die, I had made the decision to stay. ![]() Which made it a really fun and engaging read for me. With the synopsis - and the holograms - telling everyone to make a choice, I spent the whole novel weighing my options. Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review ![]()
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