Review: Goverment testing on Children
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 28, 2012
3 STARSI had guessed the killer right.  Thier was some sex scenes in it.The goverment was testing on children trying to get super agents.  If they did not thinkyou could be useful they killed you.J.C is a doctor and agent he is tired of his part of all that was going on. J.C. put explosives in his labto destroy it. He got some of the doctors to get the children out before.  The explosions did not go ashe planned. The four doctors who were going to get the children out were murdered  and found in JClab.  Also his friend that he was close to was found murdered and found down in the tunnels.While JC was in a cell waiting to see what they were going to do with him he heard a voice in his head.He thought he was going crazy.Amy was raised in the center in the pysch ward she has never had freedom to go outside. She overloadsand hears so many voices and gets siezures.  She does not like like the doctors who try and dotests on her especially Rick.Amy had hidden all her talents. When JC was waiting his sentence Amy connected and talked to him inhis head.JC punshiment was to have his memories erased and be a good agent without feelings.  Amy was able to go in and download his memories into her. Next she waited till they were finshed and he was backinto his old job but had no feelings or memories and Amy was able to give them back to him.Amy was connected to the murderer and JC was working to find the killer.  He knew how powerfulAmy was and got her transfered over to his experiments than Ricks.Amy enjoys things she has never had before JC was able to help her block the other minds around her. They got really close and Amy stayed in his rooms instead of her old prison room.It was hard for me to care about these characters to much.  I hated the fact that they have been doingexperiments on children and those that grew up being experiments helped keep the children locked up.I was given this ebook to read in exchange for honest review from Netgalley.05/07/2012 PUB  Carina Press