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After genetic mutation, treasure hunting, dangerous mind games, kidnapping and countless plot twists, the finale of the ''Virals'' series needed to be mind-blowing. The Reichs have not disappointed. From the glowing red eyes on the front cover to the sense of mystery and tension throughout, ''Terminal'' takes off at a run as Tory’s pack is stalked by a mysterious presence and they are faced with a difficult choice. They need to rely on their combined forces and separate talents of hypersensitive smell and hearing, mind control, super eyesight, super speed and agility and strength, increased spatial perception, awareness and the links of their pack through a shared consciousness more than ever before. Stunning set pieces include a dramatic chase at Fort Sumter and a showdown on the USS Yorktown at the Patriot’s Point Naval and Maritime Museum. Just who can the Virals trust, what is happening inside their bodies, can Tory finally make a choice in the love stakes, will the Tripod of Bitch at Bolton Prep get off her case and who are the new genetic mutations on the block? All these questions are addressed in ''Terminal'' and what is so great about it is that it reassembles the villainous casts of previous adventures and ties up every strand. There is even another twist at the end after the denouement. Hopefully, the Reichs will collaborate again soon. Top marks.
To experience the world of these enterprising, gifted teens you should start with [[Virals by Kathy Reichs]] which will introduce you to the exciting sci-fi concept fused with forensic criminology and technology.
We also have a review of [[Exposure (Virals 4) by Kathy Reichs and Brendan Reichs|the previous book]] in the series  If teens endowed with special powers appeals appeal you should also try the fantastical universe of [[The Invisible Girl by Laura Ruby]] or for a paranormal slant [[Unleashed : A Life and Death Job by Ali Sparkes]] and [[Unleashed 2: Mind Over Matter by Ali Sparkes]]. For something more sophisticated and thought-provoking which looks at a technological teen hybrid as opposed to exploring animal hybrids try [[Being by Kevin Brooks]]. There's also [[Dark Matter by Blake Crouch]].
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