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When I did though, I discovered that this is a clever, well -written science fiction story, that manages to balance fascinating theories about quantum science and alternate dimensions, political commentary on the state of our planet, and intricate world -building with the fact that it's a good old fashioned page -turner. The society the children come from is a fascinating one, and the glimpses we see of their world in the opening chapters are genuinely intriguing, and something that I hope will be expanded upon in future books, and as someone who has lived Science Fiction since I was a small child, it's nice to read something that genuinely has a feel of originality to it. The twins are compelling characters with a well-developed relationship – their relationship is particularly unique due to the telepathic connection between them, and the loss that is felt when that link is severed is palpable. The plot does go on a little longer than I would have liked – but it ends on a good note, and I'm sure it'll be expanded on in an interesting fashion by Geoffrey (with help from the twins) in the next instalment. Many thanks to the publisher for the copy. We also have a review of [[Hunted by Geoffrey Arnold]].

For further reading I would recommend [[I am Number Four by Pittacus Lore]] – a fast -paced ''Aliens in our World'' series that, whilst a little silly, is a good, fun read.