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Altered (Altered #1) By Jennifer Rush

Altered - Jennifer Rush

 

 

This book is amazing. It's that simple. To me, this book is perfection. There wasn't one thing I didn't like about it. It moved at a good pace, had action, drama, deceit, people getting shot and a futuristic drug that gives you all kinds of enhanced abilities. What more could I ask for?

 

The best part was that it reminded me of the Darkest Powers Trilogy By Kelley Armstrong. I have mentioned a few times how much I love books that feature group homes or compounds where 4-6 people that have been genetically enhanced stay to "learn" about their powers, but end up discovering that's not the truth and plan an escape. Love it!

 

I also love Sam. He's strong, protective and will always have your back. Could Anna ask for a better companion? Anna is up to par with Sam. She's also strong, has a backbone, understanding and has a mind that functions when around Sam (which, to me, is the MOST important). 

 

Nick and Cas were also great. Nick was the rebel of the bunch, but he has the past to explain it away. Cas was the funny, goofball of the group. He also never stopped eating. I wondered how he had the body that was described, since he ate anything and everything available to him. Cas's wisecrack's were funny as well.

 

The curveballs the plot threw at me didn't really surprise me, since this is the second time I read this book. It was still a marvelous read and I recommend it 110%. The first time around that I read it the main plot twist involving Trev felt like someone just swept my feet out from under me and didn't give me time to process what just happened. Let's just say it HURT. A LOT. Period.

 

Favorite Quotes:

 

"No matter what we'd got through, I was on his side. Always. Even if it killed me."

 

"You and I are the sum of a void left by the absence of someone we love."

 

"Yeah, well, wasn't it George Washington who said, 'Be carful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint'."