Review: AMAZING BOOK
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2012
Originally posted at: [...]"What if the world as you knew it, wasn't what you thought it was?"Cassie and Balik start to question the world they live. This will only lead them into the discover of a terrifying truth.From the cover and the prologue, I was dragged into this amazing story. Not only a well argumented dystopia but also a story about love, self-discovered, survival, and above all humanity. About those things that makes us who we are. I couldn't put it down and I wanted to know what's next as I continued reading.The life in Hope's Station is planned from the foods to the behavior expected from the population. Anything that not goes according to these is an anomaly and as such it won't be a good thing.Cassie is one of those great female characters you love from the beginning. But unlike other female characters, she is very strong and determined from the start. She discovered some facets of her personality through the book but it's not like she was totally nave before anything happened. Since the start it was easy to relate with Cassie and the way she feels about her role in the station. How she feel out of place and her worries about her future are something anyone can understand. And as the story evolves you really feel you know her and want to join her along the way.Balik... what to say about him? HE IS SO SEXY. And he is a great character. A fantastic male partner to Cassie, that complement her perfectly. All about him is perfect, how he feels about Cassie, his curiosity, his temperament and how he sees the world.The action develops in the perfect amount to keep you wanting for more. Every chapter brings a little bit more of the story and adds a little more to the anxiety that was growing inside me.The last few chapters managed to describe what need to be explained and surprised me to the point that I was speechless.This is an excellent book. The kind of book that makes you wonder a lot of things and makes you experience a roll-coaster of emotions as you read it. An original dystopia with a few twists, that will keep you wanting for the sequel.