Review: Definitely worth reading!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 19, 2013
I have to admit that sci-if type stories are not the type I actively pursue when obtaining books to read.  When this book was provided for me to read and review, I began reading it with doubts about whether I would like it or not.This begins with several different characters with their individual stories being told.  You have Brandon who is tired frequently related to the nanites.  There is Eriksson who is in charge and is military as well.  He had served as a 'host' in the past.  (I think I would have liked to know more about the time he served as a host...how did it come about, what happened that he was able to gain possession of his body back.  The story briefly discusses how he wanted to lobotomies himself, but it never states what actually occurred.). There is Lysandra, who is of the criminal element. Moshe works with a group of hackers for 'The Company' to crack security codes and obtain information for different groups they are contracted to.  This is another area where the author could have elaborated more...All the different times The Company is mentioned, then he never actually elaborates on The company again.  What happened to Nick, Billy, etc.?  The reader gets that she is a tough, self-reliant woman, but it would be nice to gain more of her upbringing (the author alludes to her father being harsh, etc., but it would be nice to know more of what actually happened.  What did her father do to her (other than split her from her twin brother, Brandon, and older brother, Robert).  By the same token, you know that Brandon and Robert had a much happier upbringing, in spite of an absentee mother.Anyway, the story refers to Brandon, Kristy, Matt, and Derek being The Four.  This is due to their discovery of the fallen meteor and having been hosts.This is a very good story with a very enjoyable plot line.  The loss experienced in the end is balanced somewhat by the happiness attained (somewhat) of Lysandra in the end.