This is a novel with lots of flash but not much substance.įirst of all, Erased deals with lots of heavy topics: identity, suppressed memories (whether by natural means or no), estranged family members, and abuse. Because of this, it’s a quick read but once the last page is turned, the flaws come tumbling out one after another. Much like Altered, Erased is action-packed and zips along at a fast pace. Every sign points to a trap set by the Branch, but the truth may be even more surprising. Then she discovers that her beloved sister, Dani, may still be alive. Without the drugs constantly pumped into their system, old memories are resurfacing - memories that were once suppressed.Īnna struggles to make sense of her memories, trying to put together the pieces in a way that makes sense. But the time away from the Branch has had other results. Maybe they were misplaced.Īfter the events of Altered, Anna and the boys - Sam, Nick and Cas - remain on the run from the Branch, the organization that made the boys into super soldiers and Anna into their control switch. Believe me, I know about series that take a while to get going!) So I picked up Erased with those hopes in mind.

Sometimes it takes a book or two for a series to find its legs. I wanted to see if the second book improved. While your debut, Altered, left me underwhelmed, the fast-paced action of the plot stuck with me. Jia C- Reviews Action/Adventure / amnesia / Little Brown / Science Fiction / sisters / Young-Adult 2 Comments

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