![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() It’s enjoyable alone but best read after the first two. Believable characters face tough moral choices, and though the end is tidy, the twists and treachery that get readers there are all the fun. Wells concludes his post-apocalyptic, action-packed trilogy with a literal bang and a lot of blood. And two very different genetically modified scientists are stalking the survivors one shaped like a monster is warning everyone, and another shaped like a man is intent on harvesting everyone to create a perfect future. However, a splinter group of humans plans to use a nuclear warhead to destroy the Partials. Meanwhile, Samm, her Partial boyfriend, makes a startling discovery halfway across the country, and he sets out to find Kira and, he hopes, save both races. The Partials held the last remnant of humanity hostage until Kira turned herself in for study ( Fragments, 2013) when her biopsies yield no answers, she sets off to find unaligned Partials in hopes of finding a solution to the expiration date herself. The Partials think her DNA might hold the cure for their “expiration date,” the genetic trait that shuts their bodies down when they turn 20. Kira Walker found a cure for the RM plague. In the wake of one apocalypse, can humans and Partials, cloned supersoldiers, live together, or will the world end again? ![]()
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