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The Diseased Ones

(The Hollis Timewire Series #1)

Danielle Harrington (Goodreads Author)

4.27 · Rating details · 285 ratings · 191 reviews

Life is easy in 2647, unless you're a Diseased One...

On the morning of her 16th birthday, Hollis Timewire receives the worst possible news. She can't become a citizen of the world. She's a Diseased One.

Born with a biomarker that bestows dangerous, brain-altering powers, Hollis is forced to hide underground with other Diseased Ones, who believe that the government falsifie ...more

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Apr 23, 2020 Carmen rated it liked it

Shelves: young-adult, science-fiction, dystopian

I received a copy from Acorn Publishing through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

It’s 2647 and Hollis Timewire has been waiting her entire life to finally enter society. Living in a world where people with superpowers and human emotion have been eradicated, all she has to do is take one simple blood test on her sixteenth birthday to prove she’s just an average person. Once she passes, she can start her first work assignment and become an official citizen. Unfortunately for Hollis, ther I received a copy from Acorn Publishing through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

It’s 2647 and Hollis Timewire has been waiting her entire life to finally enter society. Living in a world where people with superpowers and human emotion have been eradicated, all she has to do is take one simple blood test on her sixteenth birthday to prove she’s just an average person. Once she passes, she can start her first work assignment and become an official citizen. Unfortunately for Hollis, there’s just one major problem: she just failed the test and it turns out she’s one of the so-called diseased ones.

I think that this book has an interesting premise. I’d love to find out more about how the society Hollis grew up in became so devoid of emotions. It seems like such a bleak world to live in, especially if you’re one of the people who are full of life, emotions, and superpowers that make one a moving target. I would imagine it was hard for Hollis to keep as emotionless as possible for her entire life when it’s not something that comes naturally to her.

While I loved the premise, I found that I didn’t care for Hollis. I understand why she doesn’t believe her newfound family and friends. It would be extremely difficult to find out that your entire upbringing and everything you’ve ever believed was a lie. However, I found it difficult to believe that she’d flip flop from one extreme to the next at the level she does at the end of the book. I feel bad for her, but I didn’t care for her as a character.

That said, I loved the characters at the superpower filled society she lives with for majority of the book. I found them far more interesting and multi-dimensional compared to Hollis, which made me wish that this book had at least two different narrators. I think that there is so much to this world but that it’s stifled by being viewed purely through a confused and close-minded point of view. Not that I blame Hollis. She’s trying to overcome a lifetime of brainwashing, which is difficult to do, especially when you don’t have any family or friends from your old life to support you along the way.

Ultimately, it’s not a bad book. There’s a great story in there and I do want to see where it goes from here. I just found myself wishing that we saw more after seeing how vibrant the other characters are in addition to the world that Hollis never knew existed. It was interesting to see glimpses of the cast of characters and their backstories. It’s something I hope to see more of in addition to the story unfolding on a larger scale as the series continues. ...more

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Jul 18, 2020 Nicole (FearYourEx) rated it liked it · review of another edition

Thank you to the author for the free ebook.

After some debate I decided to go with 3/5 stars. Its definitely obvious that it is the author's first published book. It has an interesting story idea. It's got all the parts you need for a great book but falls a little shy.

I think my biggest issue is there is SO MUCH telling and not enough showing. Rather than showing emotions we get to be told the emotions. And then there is a little romance that just builds from absolutely nothing. Hollis was not al ...more

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Feb 24, 2020 Cranky - The Book Curmudgeon rated it really liked it

4 Cranky Stars

On the day of Hollis Timewire's 16th birthday, she discovers that she is a Diseased One. "I am a Diseased One, and that's a death sentence." Hollis is suddenly flooded with an unbelievable power, able to stop and possibly kill anyone in her path. All of her life, she has lived as a member of the Society, without showing emotions. "The path to a perfect society is perfect obedience."

She finds herself transported against her will to an underground compound full of other Diseased Ones 4 Cranky Stars

She finds herself transported against her will to an underground compound full of other Diseased Ones. This group tries to convince Hollis that the government falsified history to cover up the massacre of people with special abilities. Having lived her entire life being told that the biomarker that gives people special powers is dangerous and that the Diseased Ones are responsible for the deaths of thousands, how can she believe what they are telling her?

As Hollis gets to know the young people in the compound, she begins to feel emotions for the first time. "Keeping people neutral guarantees equality and peace. War, conflict, and strife have been eradicated because expressing yourself isn't allowed." She decides to learn to control her powers and discover as much as possible about the group while trying to deal with her new found friendships and the beginning of young love. Her mentors try to convince her that her life in the compound should be enough. "Find joy in the ability that makes you who you are, because with these people, that's what true life is about."

When she nearly kills one of the group because of her brain-altering power, she decides that she must return home to learn if there is truly a secret weapon that would remove her power and allow her to become a citizen of the world she has always known. Surely, a life without emotion and without her dangerous power must be the path she is meant to follow.

I love reading YA dystopian fiction and I am always in search of the next great story. This first book in the series ends on a definite cliffhanger, so don't expect it to be wrapped up in a pretty package. The author does a great job of world-building and character development and I could really feel the emotions that Hollis experiences as her world is torn apart. I look forward to reading the rest of this series to learn the truth of Hollis' world in the year 2647!
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Sep 16, 2020 Thais • tata.lifepages • rated it really liked it

Review: 3.5 Stars

The Diseased ones tells the story of Hollis set in a dystopian world in the year 2647. The world-building is captivating! I love the entire concept of the "diseased ones"; a mutation of the blood that gives whoever possesses it unique abilities. I also find greatly intriguing how society established what is the norm for behavior of its citizens, who are not allowed to show emotions or any type of feelings, which are characteristics of the Diseased Ones.

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Jul 02, 2020 Rainu Arora rated it really liked it

Title - The Diseased Ones
Author - Danielle Harrington
Genre - Dystopian
Pages - 301
Format - e-book
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'The Diseased Ones' is the first book of the 'Hollis Time wire series'. The story revolves around the protagonist Hollis Time wire, who on her 16th birthday comes to know that she is diseased one and can't enter the world. She is forced to live in an underground society of diseased ones where she learns about emotions and meets Tiffany Chang. Read the book to know what happens next.
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Jan 20, 2020 Jessica (Read book. Repeat) rated it really liked it

This review is being posted as part of an upcoming Blog Tour for the release, be sure to head on over to my blog on the 15th of February to see this review (plus the giveaway associated with it) and the rest of my reviews :)

I received a copy of this book from the publisher, Acorn Publishing, via Xpresso Tours in exchange for an honest review as part of a Blog Tour.

Actual rating of 4.5

Hollis Timewire has finally made it. It's the morning of her sixteenth birthday and she's on her way to gradua This review is being posted as part of an upcoming Blog Tour for the release, be sure to head on over to my blog on the 15th of February to see this review (plus the giveaway associated with it) and the rest of my reviews :)

I received a copy of this book from the publisher, Acorn Publishing, via Xpresso Tours in exchange for an honest review as part of a Blog Tour.

Actual rating of 4.5

Hollis Timewire has finally made it. It's the morning of her sixteenth birthday and she's on her way to graduate and become a citizen of the world. This is the day that she gets to make her parents proud of all the hard work she's put in as she passes the test and is given her career assignment. The thing is, she doesn't pass the test, it turns out that she has the bio-marker that paints her as a Diseased One - someone who is shunned by society for having brain altering powers and bad blood. Forced to flee, she finds herself in an underground society of Diseased Ones, where she slowly learns about emotions, feelings and an alternate version of the history she has been taught her whole life, one that paints the Diseased Ones not as the awful monsters she's been told they are, but as the victims. Hollis is determined to uncover the truth even though a small part of her still hopes there's a way she can rejoin society, even if it means she loses the newfound powers she's been bestowed with.

Wow! I was pleasantly surprised by how gripping this story was, I'm not going to lie. From the get go Harrington paints a picture that completely drags you in and does not let you go until the nail biting cliff hanger of a conclusion. Hollis' world is terrifying, it sounds so robotic and devoid of life, even though there is obviously people living in the world. It comes across as a colourless, cold and downright boring place. You are taught to school your emotions and your facial features so that you are a blank, unfeeling robot essentially. Once you pass the test, you are assigned a career and that's it, that's your life. Everything is chosen for you. It honestly gave me seriously Divergent vibes.

The characters are very well developed, the amount of times I wanted to shake the absolute life out of Hollis is ridiculous, and to me, any writer that can make you feel so strongly about characters is onto something good, and definitely showing their ability in their craft. The characters that we meet in the underground society felt so...colourful...that's the only way I can describe them. They are so full of life and emotions and it just made me feel at home with them. I have to admit though, hearing their side of The Terror War (as the Government calls it) or The Massacre (as the underground society of Diseased Ones calls it) made me question everything. I'll admit, I was so angry at Hollis for not instantly believing what she was being told, I had to stop and remind myself, this is a teenage girl who has just been pulled out of her entire life. She's been ripped away from her family, and her world, and is being forced to go through things that she's never learned about or trained for. We are essentially reading about a girl who is finding herself completely, when she never thought she'd have to as everything in her life would be assigned to her.

The world building was relatively extensive, without being too over the top. We get an idea of how the world works, as well as it's history without info dumping which is nice.

The story is absolutely riveting and I am SO here for it. I'm biting at the bit for instalment two because after that ending, I NEED to know what happens!! I was torn right up until the very end about which version of history was correct, I had no idea which side to believe, I knew which side I WANTED to believe, though I also felt a bit of empathy for Hollis and was rooting for what she wanted as well. It had all parts that I've come to expect from majority of young adult dystopian novels, but it didn't feel tired, there's not one point that I wished more was happening, as to be honest, there felt like SO much was going on, even during the quieter parts.

If you love a good YA dystopian, give this one a go, it will not disappoint and will leave you hanging for the next one. ...more

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Jul 21, 2020 Ilenia(farawaybooklands) rated it really liked it

Thanks Danielle Harrington for giving me the ebook copy in exchange for an honest review!!!
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Life is easy in 2647, unless you're a Diseased One...

On the morning of her 16th birthday, Hollis Timewire receives the worst possible news. She can't become a citizen of the world. She's a Diseased One.

Born with a biomarker that bestows dangerous, brain-altering powers, Hollis is forced to hide underground with other Diseased Ones, who believe that the government falsified history to cover up ...more

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Aug 04, 2020 Sharon Y. Gavette rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Diseased ones

I couldn't put this book down. The emotions were so well written and the abilities well described that it keeps the reader involved in the story. ...more

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Jul 29, 2020 Estelle Tudor rated it it was amazing

Exciting, immersive and will leave you wanting more! So well written with a great concept. Hollis Timewire, (great name!) discovers on her 16th birthday that she is one of the 'diseased ones' and has to try to accept that she is no longer part of the society she grew up in. This book tells the story of how she battles with that fact and of her struggles with trying to find her new place amongst the diseased ones. The ending is a great cliffhanger and I can't wait for book two by this talented au ...more

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Feb 10, 2020 Inkslinger rated it liked it · review of another edition

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'The Diseased Ones (The Hollis Timewire Series Book 1)' by Danielle Harrington is an urban dystopian story about a society that is basically all about a 'purity' and 'cleansing' of its people. A lot of metaphors can be drawn here, but I really don't feel like it's driven by s ...more

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Mar 22, 2020 Debabrata Mishra rated it really liked it

A beautiful mixture of feelings and emotions

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This is the first part of Hollis timeware series.Hollis is a small girl of 16 years old. She has a bio mark and in 2647 it is a very critical one. Now Hollis has to pass a medical test. But unfortunately she failed in the test and now she is a Diseased one. She sent to a teleported place where she met Tiffany Chang wh ...more

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Apr 16, 2020 Saachi Kaur rated it it was amazing

Title - The Diseased Ones
Author - Danielle Harrington
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Diseased ones are those who lied, murdered and killed people in war dating back to a hundred years. This is what is taught to everyone including Hollis Timewire by the government-controlled education centre.
What happens when Hollis herself is convicted of being a diseased one but not for any murder or kill.
She is the one who has complete faith that the government is trying to protect her when actually it's the one trying to kill her in ...more

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Aug 31, 2020 Min (abookworld___) rated it it was amazing

Amazing world building and great concept.
Most of her life Hollis has looked up to the government and mound herself to be the perfect citizen, but as she failed the test and labeled as a Diseased One, her world came crashing down.
After rescued and spent her life in an underground facility with the other Diseased Ones hiding from the world, Hollis has learnt that the government was hiding something big from the world.
Hollis is such an amazing character as she grew from the frighten girl after d ...more

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Jul 24, 2020 Fab Vyshu rated it it was amazing

Nice

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Nov 26, 2020 Tien rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, dystopia, kindle

oh man, talk about cliffhanger ending!

*full review to come

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Mar 27, 2020 Nicholas Gagnier rated it it was amazing

This book has been on my TBR since the author first talked about it. I was not disappointed. Hunger Games fans will appreciate this genre thriller— characters are solid, storyline cohesive. Looking forward to seeing more from this author.

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May 24, 2020 Emmi rated it it was amazing

Honestly one of the best books I have read in a while I couldn’t put it down for the life of me and can’t wait to see what happens next

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Aug 23, 2020 Jessa Pearl rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2020-reads

This is such a great ya scifi debut by Danielle! Always love a dystopian corrupt government! Hollis and her constant mental battle to understand what is real and who she can trust felt exceptionally real to me. Looking forward to reading more about this world in book two, because this one sure as hell left me hanging!

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Jan 02, 2020 Skyler rated it it was amazing

Short Version: If you love YA Fantasy and a badass MC, then you definitely need to give The Diseased Ones a read! Once I started, I could not put this book down!

Longer Version: Something that I really appreciate about this book is how Danielle was able to create a unique set of characters and world building in a genre that is already quite saturated. The Diseased Ones is set apart from similar books in that Hollis, is relatable AND human! In fact, all of the characters reflect those qualities.

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Nov 14, 2020 Amanda McMillian rated it it was amazing

I honestly COULD NOT put this book down! From beginning to end, this book was so well written.
Plot: Hollis is a believable character with a special ability. She finds herself far from her family, unable to return. As she learns more about her ability, she has to make a tough decision: return home, or sacrifice who she is? Mixed with action, young love and all the feels, I can see this movie hitting the big screen soon!
Thank you, Danielle, for this fun read! I can't WAIT to follow this story to i ...more

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Feb 16, 2020 Domi rated it really liked it

A test you have to do at age 16... not original. But I think I have said it before: sometimes originality is overrated. Hollis turns out to have an almost extinct biomarker which makes her A Diseased One and unfit to take part in society...so people with guns try to kill her but she gets saved at the last moment by a group of other diseased ones.
The culture shock between the society Hollis knows and the civilization underground is put into words very well. Normally I don't really like the first ...more

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Mar 25, 2020 Neelam Mungekar rated it it was amazing

‘The Diseased Ones’ by Danielle Harrington is a book is set in the year 2647 where our protagonist Hollis gets the worst news on her birthday that one would ever expect. She gets to know on her birthday that she had failed the test that she had undertaken at the testing centre. But what will be done later she is not sure and soon she learns from the doctor that she is at a certain level of the disease. She was soon taken to a different place where there are many people who are similar to her. S ...more

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Jul 08, 2020 Kaitlyn Kelly rated it really liked it

I was provided a copy of this book to review from the author in exchange for my honest opinion💖
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"emotion leads to conflict, and conflict leads to war. Wars have been fought over hatred, jealousy, power, wealth, love . . . neutrality guarantees equality. I understand it now. I’m not a murderer, but this ability almost made me one."
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The test is a rite of passage. A symbol of my purity and worth as a citizen of the world. If tested positive it means you are a diseased one.
It's 2647
The terror war le ...more

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May 30, 2020 Skye Horn rated it it was amazing

The Diseased Ones had me hooked from page one.

The concept of having a world where emotions aren't allowed to be expressed is sooo relevant today. People in are often rebuked for showing emotion, but in Harrington's novel, the children are trained from a young age to be perfect members of society. They are controlled and brainwashed until there is no sense of individuality left.

I enjoyed following the journey of the main character, Hollis, even though I sometimes did not like her at all! It's h ...more

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Jul 09, 2020 Victoria Townsend rated it it was amazing

I am going to start this out with mentioning that I am not a huge book reader. Typically when I read books I get distracted / bored easily but this did not happen with the Diseased Ones! I stayed interested in the story line consistently throughout the book and finished it in a little over a week. The Diseased Ones reminds me of the other popular dystopian future books / movies (Hunger Games, the Giver, Maze Runner) and I personally really enjoyed the concept of a dystopian society where its mem ...more

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Jul 09, 2020 Shané rated it really liked it

Really enjoyed the book. Ends on a massive cliffhanger so can't wait for the next one.

Do agree with other reviews that the main character does become a bit annoying in her way of thinking, but I thoroughly enjoyed the whole plot. Also understand why the main character is they way she is. She is a 16 year old that has been indoctrinated to think a certain way. Wouldn't expect her to suddenly understand and believe everything that shows what she was taught is incorrect.

It is intriguing and keeps ...more

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Jul 05, 2020 Andy Thorn rated it really liked it

A highly original and thoroughly entertaining YA read. I enjoy a dystopian novel very much and this is the type that is also imbued with elements of social commentary and so is thought-provoking as well. ‘History is written by the victors’ is a key concept and though it is undoubtedly a YA read with a focus on the issues faced by older teenagers, there is a maturity to the novel that should endear it to older readers (like myself!) as well. I understand that this is the first of a planned 4 part ...more

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Aug 14, 2019 Holly Kammier rated it it was amazing

This story was so fast-paced and EXCITING. I fell in love with the characters and was sad when the story ended. It reminded me of The Hunger Games, only better!! I recommend The Diseased Ones to anyone who loves YA Fantasy.

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Jun 28, 2020 Chandra (sincerelyabiblio) rated it really liked it

This is such a good addition to the dystopian genre! I would highly recommend to those who enjoyed Divergent, The Maze Runner and Shatter Me. This novel is filled with fantasy, dystopia and budding romance, there is something in this novel for everyone!

Three Pros:
1. There is great character development for Hollis. She has been brainwashed all her life and as the reader, it’s easy for us to see which side is the right side. But it’s an interesting perspective seeing someone who is just so unsure
This is such a good addition to the dystopian genre! I would highly recommend to those who enjoyed Divergent, The Maze Runner and Shatter Me. This novel is filled with fantasy, dystopia and budding romance, there is something in this novel for everyone!

Three Pros:
1. There is great character development for Hollis. She has been brainwashed all her life and as the reader, it’s easy for us to see which side is the right side. But it’s an interesting perspective seeing someone who is just so unsure about everything.
2. I love the different powers! Some are very basic but others are super interesting and creative.
3. The underground community was so much more like our normal society that it really showed how crazy the current society in the book is! The striking difference was really well done with super small details like games and pop culture references.

Three Cons:
1. This point of view is very limited. I wanted to learn more about the underground society and their history but she was so focused on other things and trying to figure out who to believe that we don’t get that. We also don’t get to know the other characters as much as I’d like to.
2. I didn’t fully understand why she was so sad about her family. They seemed super detached. Maybe if we would have seen more of her life within society we would understand more but as for the story, I could care less about her family and found those she ended up living with to be much kinder and loving.
3. Sometimes things seemed out of character. Mostly tiny things. Like she would call her friend Tiffany “Tiff” which doesn’t seem like her. And it’s out of nowhere, everyone else calls her Tiffany. Small things like this that kind of take me out of the story but overall is not too bad!!

Overall, this book has great characters, a really good plot line, and I could not stop reading it! While the main character could be really frustrating I also loved the perspective of someone so brainwashed they really are doing the things they are. I’m really excited for book two, I absolutely will be picking up book two. The ending was such a stomach dropping rollercoaster that I NEED to know what happens next!

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Apr 11, 2020 Aman Sharma rated it really liked it

Book: The Diseased One (The Hollis Timewire Series #1)
Author: Danielle Harrington
Publisher: Acorn Publishing
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Let’s take a leap to the future…Woooshhh!! It is the year 2647, everything is nice and technologically advanced and life is easy. It’s your birthday and you’re finally ready to step into the world with your own identity, feels so amazing, right!! But But But… The reality is not what meets the eyes. Life is indeed easy, but it’s a hell if you’re a ‘diseased one’ (The title of our bo Book: The Diseased One (The Hollis Timewire Series #1)
Author: Danielle Harrington
Publisher: Acorn Publishing
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Let’s take a leap to the future…Woooshhh!! It is the year 2647, everything is nice and technologically advanced and life is easy. It’s your birthday and you’re finally ready to step into the world with your own identity, feels so amazing, right!! But But But… The reality is not what meets the eyes. Life is indeed easy, but it’s a hell if you’re a ‘diseased one’ (The title of our book.)
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Our protagonist, Hollis Timeware, was living a cozy life everything is great, life is “EASY”, but on her 16th birthday when she’s ready to step into the world with her citizenship but her application got rejected BECAUSE she’s a “Diseased One”. SHE’s forced to hide, with other of her kind but she’s got an urge to rise above it, get recognized, live her life as a normal citizen of the country. She’s ready to put everything on line for her own identity and that’s what the story follows. And the ending is the treat of the book. It leaves you in a state for more. Brilliance!
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Hollis is a strong protagonist and her voice of reason is quite strong. She’s got to know the reason for this treatment and the rare abilities she possesses. She learns about her abilities from Jonah and is ready to jump to the Area 19 Testing center (where she was identified as diseased one). She’s there to find out the truth about the government. But will she be successful, is she capable enough..well…You gotta read to find out and you won’t regret it. MARK MY WORD!!
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Danielle Harrington is a high school chemistry teacher with a passion for the pen and a knack for storytelling. She got her undergraduate degree in Chemistry at Biola University, and although she's a hardcore science nerd, she's always been a lover of the arts.

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