Avant Nation by C. D. Verhoff
Great Dystopian Read 4 Stars
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This novel started off a little slow, but if you stick with it, it
really picks up and is worth the wait. It is well written and the
characters are also well written and easily relatable. The main
character is a very likable character named Clara and the story is told
from her point of view. Clara is genetically engineered, her very DNA
coded to have her be the exact specimen that the government wants. I'm
fact she becomes extremely important to the government with how good she
is at what she does. She has fears and doubts, feelings she shouldn't
be having if she was coded properly, if she isn't defective. Her sister
was deemed defective and taken away to a place for "defectives" that no
one is even sure is real. This is just the beginning. As you go along
with Clara on her journey you will experience twists and turns that are
certainly unexpected. You begin to see that everyone is not exactly as
they seem. Who to trust? Good question. I would definitely recommend
this book to anyone who likes YA Dystopian fiction. It is quite a read.
Hopefully this is the beginning of a series, as there is a cliffhanger
ending, plus I look forward to reading more from this author.
I was given this book free for an honest review.
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