Review: Outstandingly well written
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 11, 2013
This story is outstandingly well written with a unique story line. Angie lives in The Facility, an underground city where she undergoes testing of her abilities. Until a new "therapist" arrives and things start to change for her. Are they there to stop her, or find out how she does what she does, or potentially use her as a weapon?I don't want to give away much more of the story than that. But the story is much more than just the testing. It covers her daily life, her friendships with other residents, the way she is keeping a huge secret hidden from the man who runs the facility, and much more.The story is engaging and fascinating and didn't end at all as I thought it might. And for those who like to have their books wrapped up tightly in a little package, prepare to be disappointed. The story doesn't end here and the book is definitely primed for a sequel.I highly recommend this book for young adults and mature adults as well. This is one of the top ten most well written books I've downloaded in the last year. I recommend that the author shop this book around and have it printed and sold as well. It's that good and it makes it available for those who don't read in electronic format. Well done Styna.To the author: Since I'm a stickler for such things, if you get a chance to edit this novel and re-release it or release it in print...they are called pallbearers, not Paul-bearers, and it's an aisle, not an isle. And why does looking at Al increase her ability strength? You never explained that.