Miranda wakes up alone on a park bench with no memory. In her panic, she releases a mysterious energy that incites pure terror in everyone around her. Except Peter, a boy who isn’t at all surprised by Miranda’s shocking ability.
Left with no choice but to trust this stranger, Miranda discovers she was trained to be a weapon and is part of an elite force of genetically-altered teens who possess flawless combat skills and powers strong enough to destroy a city. But adjusting to her old life isn’t easy—especially with Noah, the boyfriend she can’t remember loving.
Then Miranda uncovers a dark truth that sets her team on the run. Suddenly her past doesn’t seem to matter… when there may not be a future.
Dan Krokos’ debut is a tour-de-force of non-stop action that will leave readers begging for the next book in this bold and powerful new series.
The only word I can think to describe this book is, epic. I would consider it a Science Fiction novel, but whats nice about it is its not full out sci-fi. I like myself a good science fiction novel every once in awhile, but its not the sort of book I actively seek out. So, when I picked False Memory I was pleasantly surprised to find a nice sci-fi flare to it! Its packed with action, but not so much that it bores you. There were some plot twists that surprised even me! Even though its not dystopian, it really reminded me of Divergent and The Hunger Games. I greatly enjoyed it!
I give five out of five stars to False Memory!
Maddie
Dear Maddie, I liked your book review. ialso agree about not total science fiction,but a blend of the two.It sounds like it would appeal to a variety of readers of different age and interst groups.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. Aunt Sandy W.