I'm not really sure what the target audience of this particular series is except to 'guess' it's the 11-15 year olds. Naturally, the kids aren't the only one's after the treasure and mystery and mayhem are norm for this book. In researching about a 18th century female pirate named Anny Bonny, they somehow stumble into the find of the century when they instead find a very valuable manuscript which is worth.you got it! Millions of dollars. The problem with seperation is that the teens have no idea how their DNA has been altered, or what will happen if they are split up. Tory and pack now have to figure out a way to make millions of money and fast before they are forever seperated. This story, at it's foundation, is about the fact that the Loggerhead Island Research Institute is in real trouble financially after certain facts came out in Virals. She is also alot faster and stronger than before being exposed to the virus.

The usual suspects are back: Victoria (Tory) Brennan, Ben Blue, Hiram (Hi) Stolowitski, Shelton, and Cooper the wolf dog who is also a carrier of the so called Parvovirus.Īll four teenagers have had their DNA forever altered but to what point? 14-year old Tory is hypersensitive in the areas of sight, smell, hearing, taste, touch. This is the sequel to Virals which released in November 2010. I h8 u & I neva want 2 read another book from u guys again. You ruined her fantastic story by putting in what you thought would appeal to young adult audiences. Well, I say: SCREW YOU editors of Kathy Reichs. I laughed out loud when Kathy thanked all the people who made her feel comfortable writing to an unknown audience: The Teen population.

This disease is transmitted by stupid editors and 'literary consultants' who believe teens enjoy reading strong-headed female characters. She has what I call 'Extremely Motherly Towards Others syndrome'. I never did enjoy Tory's character but this book was the killer. I read and enjoyed Virals because it was mostly 'WEEEE LET'S GO ON AN ADVENTURE AND SOLVE THIS MYSTERY' type of thing, but the beginning of Seizure was so Mean GIrls that I wanted to call and yell that Kathy.ģ. Holy effin' god, I hate the fact that I try to read a sci-fi/mystery that bitchy school drama has to always sneak in to ruin the day. I don't know if Tory and the Virals ever did go back, but I can't stand where the story is going.Ģ. Much like the Jeffersonian in her Temperance Brennan books, I loved it! The beginning of Seizure was so focused on what has happened in the time between Virals and Seizure that LIRI was only mentioned and never acutally explored. Virals was successful because of LIRI, the high tech research insititute Kathy has created. Granted, I put this in the 'I might try this later' pile so maybe I might give this a second chance.ġ. I have to admit, I didn't finish this book.

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