Then suddenly, they’re trapped on an abandoned freighter in the middle of the ocean and forced to fight for survival. No hope of ever living a normal life again. One minute they’re in Poland, subjected to gruesome tests they keep failing. Now they must survive the truth-they are not who they think they are. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary advance copy of this book. Because Alice Reeds makes me scared of the world outside–it’s happening somewhere, isn’t it? I think it probably is.īe scared and read Echoes first and then pick up Fractures and let it blow your mind. I very much enjoy the stories, but by the end of the book, I need a nap.

There is massive brain gymnastics doin’ happening. I spend half the time reading the books in this series, asking myself how the characters aren’t having psychotic breaks when I should be asking how I’m not having one.

The dark corporation takes a more insidious turn this book as Alice Reeds cracks open the bad apple and takes us into the Garden of Evil. The new mind fracture has them in Poland at a villa where they are being tortured by Briola, as well as on a remote freighter searching for survival in unsurvivable conditions. Miles and Fiona are off the Island the hunt is not on, but they are still in the clutches of the Briola Bio-Tech peeps. If you read Echoes you know what to expect going into Fractures, and Alice Reeds does not disappoint! As a matter of fact, she doubles up! Miles? Fiona? What is happening? I love it.

Echoes by Alice Reeds