- This story
is set in New York in the future. A tower has been built that everyone lives
in. Your social standing is tied to the floor you live on. Everything revolves
around tech, contact lenses let you tend to your social media, retinal scans
let you into places etc. This is told from multiple points of view. It starts
with a girl plummeting to her death from the top story of the tower. You spend
the rest of the book trying to figure out who it is. There’s Avery, she lives
on the top floor, she is perfect. There’s Leda, just back from rehab with a
chip on her shoulder. There’s
Eris, whose world will crumble when she finds out her dad isn’t her dad.
There’s Rylin, living on the lower levels trying to raise her sister alone. And
Watt, the hacker who has tech that could put him in jail for life. Everyone has
secrets- big secrets. And any of the secrets could get out at any time. Whoever
knows these secrets holds the key to power. And she won’t be afraid to use it
when the time comes. I LOVED this book. It was super creative, filled with
crazy, interesting characters with so much to hide. The setting is fascinating
and brilliant and a cautionary tale for our society today. I cannot wait to
order the sequel and see how the murderer manipulates the others and how the
witnesses try to take them down. I think my students will love this book and I
know just who I will give it to when school is back in session! Happy reading
my friends!
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