I absolutely loved this book. I don't usually pick up sci-fi stories, however the plot of Killer T really grabbed my attention. The book was thought-provoking, exciting and an excellent read for those who don't usually gravitate to this sort of dystopian, sci-fi, adventure mix.
I really appreciated how we got to see the character's personalities, they were definitely not flawless and it made them so much more relateable. This book is ridiculously well-written and even though it deals with some complex subject matter, is somehow very easy to understand.
I loved how the story jumped around the timeline and we got to see the characters grow as people as the years went by, however in some places the story dragged on, especially around the ending. Whilst the ending was definitely a shock (no spoilers but it's sad!) I wished there would've been more build-up, the main event happened and then the plot moved on rather quickly.
All-in-all, this book was inventive, well-written and I couldn't put it down. I would recommend this book to lovers of 'Uglies by Scott Westerfield' or to people who enjoy a good bit of drama.
I really appreciated how we got to see the character's personalities, they were definitely not flawless and it made them so much more relateable. This book is ridiculously well-written and even though it deals with some complex subject matter, is somehow very easy to understand.
I loved how the story jumped around the timeline and we got to see the characters grow as people as the years went by, however in some places the story dragged on, especially around the ending. Whilst the ending was definitely a shock (no spoilers but it's sad!) I wished there would've been more build-up, the main event happened and then the plot moved on rather quickly.
All-in-all, this book was inventive, well-written and I couldn't put it down. I would recommend this book to lovers of 'Uglies by Scott Westerfield' or to people who enjoy a good bit of drama.