Review: Keeps you reading
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 27, 2013
I will begin this review with the fact I am not a science fiction fan, but this book gave me enough real life drama that I was able to enjoy the book even with the science fiction element to it.  The characters were developed in a way that it was easy to become emotionally invested with them.  For some I felt intense anger and hatred, some broke my heart watching them struggle with wanting to be loved and accepted.  One left me confused as to what his motives actually were.  There was a lot of twists and turns in this story and many examples of pure evil and motives of greed.  While we did witness some love and sex scenes, there seemed to be a good balance of good versus evil in this book.The story starts out with Chase suffering the worst week of his life.  Having to relocate to an apartment that should of been bulldozed years ago, he finds himself surrounded with the stench of urine and droppings of rats.  That was the good points for this apartment because next door he found an attractive neighbor whom he would like to get to know, but the tin foil hat and Spock ears made it hard to think of a normal relationship.Seven, who is a precog, does everything in his power to hide and be invisible.  Constantly moving items around and securing his living space, he finds he is lonely and longs to get to know Chase.  There are to many risks though to try and build a relationship, even a friendship would put Chase in danger.As the story goes, we see what Dr. Stone is willing to do to find out what Seven is hiding.  He knows it has to be important for a man to kill himself over to keep Seven safe.  This story, while I will not give away the spoilers, will keep you on the edge of your seat with the suspense and secrets and twists. The plot is well developed and very unique, at least for me as I was drawn in while not being a fan of this genre of writing.  The author showed us once again that love is stronger than fate while she touched every emotion known to man.  I highly suggest this captivating book, even for us who are not familiar with this genre, it has something to offer everyone.