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The Q
by Amy Tintera
adventurous
funny
tense
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Definitely an action packed book from start to finish, if that's your cup of tea! A near future dystopian novel where a virus has been contained in a quarantine zone called The Q. When Lennon Pierce, the son of a presidential candidate, is dropped into it, chaos ensues.
The characters, for the most part, were well developed and there was a plot that took twists and turns throughout. Tintera does a good job of keeping you guessing, which helps with the overall pace of the plot. It makes it really easy to read quickly.
My main complaint is the world building. There are a lot of small details included throughout, but there's a lot that isn't necessarily fully explained. At times, I wished that Tintera would have taken more time with this, to help more fully flesh out the world.
The characters, for the most part, were well developed and there was a plot that took twists and turns throughout. Tintera does a good job of keeping you guessing, which helps with the overall pace of the plot. It makes it really easy to read quickly.
My main complaint is the world building. There are a lot of small details included throughout, but there's a lot that isn't necessarily fully explained. At times, I wished that Tintera would have taken more time with this, to help more fully flesh out the world.
Graphic: Gun violence, Violence
Moderate: Medical content