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Noble Imposter
(Cantral Chronicles #2)
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With microchips implanted in their skulls at birth, the slaves of Cantral and Cillineese have labored under the tyrannical rule of the nobles and their computers for decades. Monica, a noble who avoided the implanting and escaped a death sentence at the age of four, is now sixteen. She has risked life and limb to free the inhabitants of Cillineese, but the computers still
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This was a good book. The plot was interesting. There is just something that I don't like about it.
The inhabitants of Cillineese have now been freed from the nobles and their computers, but the rest of the world is still enslaved. Now Monica must go to Cantral and assume to identity of her dying cousin, Amelia who is a Noble and a master computer programmer. But she knows little about computers or anything of the like, so it is only a matter of time before the Nobles realize that she is an impos ...more
The inhabitants of Cillineese have now been freed from the nobles and their computers, but the rest of the world is still enslaved. Now Monica must go to Cantral and assume to identity of her dying cousin, Amelia who is a Noble and a master computer programmer. But she knows little about computers or anything of the like, so it is only a matter of time before the Nobles realize that she is an impos ...more
Jul 20, 2012
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Okay, first of all, I was tickled to receive the option to get an autographed copy! When I received the package containing the book, I was so happy running my hands over the addressed side that I waited till the next day to open it. Noble imposter jumps right into Monica's world again, which is such a thriller. I love Monica. Her world as she understands it is about to end in more ways than one. First, her old life as a slave will no longer be her main job as she will infiltrate the Noble commun
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I really enjoyed Noble Imposter, Ms. Davis’s second book in the Cantral Chronicles. Because I read an Advanced Reader Copy of this book, I hope my review will still be accurate. This book was not as dark as Precisely Terminated, but it still had its scenes of pain and terror. I enjoyed the change of atmosphere, as Monica poses as a Noble instead of a wall slave. This opens up new places and new people. I also appreciated how this book had more stable characters, such as Aric, Tresa, and even Aa
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A heart pounding thrill ride! Is what Noble Imposter is. In the sequel to The Cantral Chronicles. Monica finds her self on an even more dangerous mission to free the slaves of Cantral, being the only chip-less person she is able to move around undetected, but in this new chapter she has to impersonate a noble. The stakes are raised higher than ever, will she be able to bring the computers of Cantral down?
Amanda L. Davis has written a fantastic story, with believable characters. With heart stopp ...more
Amanda L. Davis has written a fantastic story, with believable characters. With heart stopp ...more
This book is one of my absolute favorites in the dystopian genre. It does a great job of continuing the story begun in Precisely Terminated, Like PT, it has deep, interesting characters to go with an intricate plot that threads its way through a complex, torment-filled world.
The story has its fair share of painful imagery, and it doesn't shy away from a few ugly things, but it handled those things well, and didn't linger on them or anything like that.
While not stuffed with Christian elements, th ...more
The story has its fair share of painful imagery, and it doesn't shy away from a few ugly things, but it handled those things well, and didn't linger on them or anything like that.
While not stuffed with Christian elements, th ...more
So many twists and turns! To be honest, I was enthralled by the title. Books about people struggling to fit into a different role and convince people they are who they say they are always fascinate me. This novel was no exception. I really felt the urgency and the panic with each turn of the page, and it's not often that I feel that. Great work to Amanda L. Davis! I look forward to the next novel!
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Picking up were Precisely Terminated left off, we get to follow Monica's journey were she goes to impersonate her cousin and continue to search for a way to bring down the computers forever. With a perfect amount of humor and hope in what would be an otherwise dark tale, Noble Imposter does a great job keeping you interested in the story, leaving you wanting more. Can hardly wait for the next in the series!
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This is an amazing book! I love the characters and the plot. It is a very original storyline. Even though it is a dystopian novel it is not as depressing as some books under that genre. Lots of action and mystery. :)
Even better than the first book! Great follow-up. Can't wait to read the next one!
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Amanda David has done it once again! I did't put this book down until I was done with it! It's just as good as the first!!!
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A great sequel, and really entertaining.
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