This is a great young-adult writerat the peak of her powers. Great writing, heart-burning characters, probing questions about where technology is taking us-and a plot that zips and zings like an electrical current itself. Paula Weston, author of the much-admired Rephaim series, returns with a standalone work: a futuristic thriller that is only slightly futuristic-but utterly and undeniably thrilling. She’s almost used to the idea that she’s not the nineteen-year-old backpacker she thought she was. Jude and even Rafa one of the best trio out there) and all the others as Shimmer is even more character-driven than Haze. Szczegóy Kup ksik Gaby thought her life couldn’t get more complicated.

But then an explosive attack on a city building by an unknown enemy throws them together in the most violent and unexpected way. Shimmer Paula Weston Wydawnictwo: Text Publishing Cykl: The Rephaim (tom 3) fantasy, science fiction 393 str. It’s no coincidence that Ryan and Jules are in the same place at the same time-he’s under orders to follow her, after all. Is it because of the weird undercurrent she’s tried so hard to hide? Or because of her mother Angie’s history as an activist against bio-engineering and big business? Blog Tour Book Review Shimmer by Paula Weston Published on MaAuthour: Paula Weston Format: Trade paperback, 400 pages Publication date: March 8th 2016 Publisher: Tundra Books Source: Received from publisher in exchange for an honest review. Shimmer by Paula Weston Extract - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Now he’s a soldier-part of an experimental privatised military unit that has identified Jules De Marchi as a threat. Ryan Walsh was on track for a stellar football career when his knee blew out. And she can barely control it, especially when she’s anxious. Annette Hill, from Weston-super-Mare, made her dog Ruby her own photo ID, complete with name, photo, and an 'authorised signature' of a paw print. She can use it-to spark a fire, maybe even end a life-but she doesn’t understand what it is.

As in: she has an electrical undercurrent beneath her skin that stings and surges like a live wire.

Eighteen-year-old Julianne De Marchi is different.