
Feedback
by D.L. Richardson
254 pages· 2013· ISBN 9781939194831
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“Reminded me of Anthony Horowitz’s Alex Rider series with a hint of paranormal.” Reader review.
“Feedback has a fast paced plot with characters that are believable and so realistic.” My Cozie Corner.
“Feedback was a phenomenal read.” The Avid Reader.
As if waiting for a kidney transplant isn't bad enough, when a donor is finally found for seventeen-year-old Ethan James, he's plunged into a world of spooks and terrorism. The kidney he receives belonged to CIA agent, Dylan Black and the mad scientist Dylan was spying on believes in Feedback – the theory that organs retain the memories of the host.
Ethan knows nothing of the plot on his life until two weeks after his release from hospital. Right in the middle of getting his life back on track he’s abducted. He still knows nothing about the plot on his life until he’s interrogated by the mad scientist who wants information retained in the dead CIA's organ. Specifically, the location of deadly bacteria bombs that Dylan was trying to stop from going off which ended up the cause of his death.
At least Ethan isn’t alone in this torture chamber. Abducted with him are sixteen-year-old Florida Bowman and fifteen-year-old Jake Inala. There’s comfort in allies, yet when Dylan’s memories begin to awaken within the three teens, they each begin to wrestle with the fact that if the inner voice they’re hearing is real then either their abductor is telling the truth or they’re crazy.
Meanwhile, three bombs are set to go off and destroy the planet. And these three teens seem to be the only ones being pestered by the dead CIA agent to stop them.
Join Ethan, Florida, and Jake on this roller coaster ride with grit.
“Feedback has a fast paced plot with characters that are believable and so realistic.” My Cozie Corner.
“Feedback was a phenomenal read.” The Avid Reader.
As if waiting for a kidney transplant isn't bad enough, when a donor is finally found for seventeen-year-old Ethan James, he's plunged into a world of spooks and terrorism. The kidney he receives belonged to CIA agent, Dylan Black and the mad scientist Dylan was spying on believes in Feedback – the theory that organs retain the memories of the host.
Ethan knows nothing of the plot on his life until two weeks after his release from hospital. Right in the middle of getting his life back on track he’s abducted. He still knows nothing about the plot on his life until he’s interrogated by the mad scientist who wants information retained in the dead CIA's organ. Specifically, the location of deadly bacteria bombs that Dylan was trying to stop from going off which ended up the cause of his death.
At least Ethan isn’t alone in this torture chamber. Abducted with him are sixteen-year-old Florida Bowman and fifteen-year-old Jake Inala. There’s comfort in allies, yet when Dylan’s memories begin to awaken within the three teens, they each begin to wrestle with the fact that if the inner voice they’re hearing is real then either their abductor is telling the truth or they’re crazy.
Meanwhile, three bombs are set to go off and destroy the planet. And these three teens seem to be the only ones being pestered by the dead CIA agent to stop them.
Join Ethan, Florida, and Jake on this roller coaster ride with grit.
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