The Decaying Empire by Laura Thalassa is the second book in the Vanishing Girl series. The prologue picks up where The Vanishing Girl
left off. Ember (who was genetically
altered so she can teleport), has been set up and has been shot just before her
ten minutes are up. She teleports back
to the government facility and suffers (she is spliced). Ten months later Ember wakes up with no
memory of the last ten months. She is in
a hospital room and then Ember teleports to Caden (her pair and can teleport). Caden is thrilled to see her. He thought she was dead and has been
miserable. But things are not rosy for our couple. Ember is desperate to escape from the
facility (a government facility that is the home for the Prometheus Project),
but she is having a teleportation problem.
She keeps teleporting during the day without warning (normally they only
teleport after they fall asleep and the teleportation’s are controlled by the
government). Caden wants to escape as
well, but he wants them to wait.
Waiting can sometimes be bad and
in this case Dane Richards, Director of the Prometheus Project, decides it is
time to transfer the two to Missouri.
Missouri is where the teleporters go start families (they want them to
have children who they can then use for missions). Starting a family is the last thing Ember and
Caden have in mind. They join forces
with two friends to escape the Missouri facility and get to Adrian
Sumners. Adrian is the son of the
teleporters creator. Adrian tells Ember
that he just wants to help them and Ember believes Adrian.
Will they escape and get their
freedom? Curious about teleporting, what
is a pair, and the Prometheus Project?
Then read The Decaying Empire. I
give The Decaying Empire 5 out of 5. It
is a fascinating book that reels you in from the very first page. You do have to read The Vanishing Girl before
reading The Decaying Empire (otherwise nothing will make sense). I cannot wait for the next book in the Vanishing
Girl series! The Decaying Empire will be out on Tuesday, April 21, 2015. It will be available on the Kindle Unlimited Program (if you are a member or you can take advantage of the 30 day free trial).
I received a complimentary copy
of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
I hope you have had a good Monday! Have a lovely evening and Happy Reading!
Kris
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