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Publisher: Whitman Books Publication Date: October 15, 2015 Pages: 346 Format: ePub Add to GoodReads About the Book
My name is Aeris Thorne. I am a genetically modified human.
PAINFUL SECRETS. STARTLING TRUTHS. UNDENIABLE LOVE. All it took was a chance meeting--one tingling glance across a darkened street to change my life. I'd been searching for my two best friends in the crowded Zenith Club, which was a really bad idea because I'm totally claustrophobic. I burst outside, and that's when I came face-to-face with the incredibly gorgeous Hunter Cayman. Dark-haired, tall, and leaning against an insane sports car, my pulse went haywire. Maybe things weren't so bad after all. The young doctor had his long muscular arms crossed over his leather jacket clad chest, and all his six-foot something would make any girl's knees turn weak. But then, if what Ella said was true, Hunter was the kind of guy who left behind a trail of broken hearts. And heartache was the last thing I needed right now. Yet there's something strange, something almost superhuman about Hunter. It's more than that infuriatingly knowing grin. I'm trying to stop thinking about him, and I get the feeling he's avoiding me, too. Yet Deep Cove is a tiny town and every time we run into each other the tension literally crackles, sparking around us. It just figures that when suddenly I'm in danger, he's there to save me. In truth, I should be dead. By all the logic in this world, I should be shattered to pieces. How fast was I going on that ATV when I smashed into those iron gates? Ninety? A hundred? And the men who were chasing me, where did they go? Somehow I'm whole. Maybe better than whole. There's no one I can talk to, not even my best friend, Gage. Gage hates Hunter. He wants Hunter's laboratory to be shut down. He thinks Hunter's a monster. And yet, if that's true, if Hunter's a monster...than what am I? I'm not sure what terrifies me more, the metamorphosis taking place inside me, or the intensely powerful connection with a guy whose heart and soul has become linked with mine. My Rating3.75 StarsMy ReviewI received this eBook from Xpresso Book Tours.
You know, at first with the way the story had started, I was sure that this was going to involve vampires somehow. I was partially wrong? Ha ha.
I loved Aeris's name, but honestly she was a tough character to like. She seemed, at first, to be a soft character who was building her musician world around her. However she does end up kind of kicking ass in the book. But being in her mind was not easy. She has a serious case of the scatterbrains. When Hunter was introduced, I was sure he was going to be some rebel without a cause character. But he actually didn't have this bad boy complex. However he seemed to be quite guarded which made him seem aloof a few times. He was as confusing (or confused) as Aeris was. I'm struggling to see the relation between the bad guys, Aeris's father and Hunter Cayman's group plus Aeris herself. I did, however, enjoy the science fiction side of this. It was definitely a new idea and it was well formed. I definitely am looking forward to reading the rest of the books. I hope they are as good as the first book. Where to BuyAbout the Author
Sue Wyshynski is a small town Canadian girl who moved to the United States to pursue the American dream. Sue grew up in the same place as musician Justin Bieber. Her last name is pronounced wish-in-ski.
Sue’s style has been described as immersive, emotional, and action-packed. According to Sue, “Writers must do more than write; they must try to speak to the hearts of the world.” The Butterfly Code, coming this fall, is Sue’s first New Adult romantic suspense. Connect with Sue
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