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A carregar... Defragmenting Daniel: The Organ Scrubber: A Sci-Fi Thriller (The Defragmenting Daniel Trilogy) (Volume 1)por Jason Werbeloff
   Nenhum(a) Ainda não há conversas na Discussão sobre este livro.  naturalbri | Sep 28, 2016 |   Mysterious author, Jason Werbeloff is at it again! With another book out, he's found a way to mystify and gross you out at the same time! Today he's exploding from about thirty-five (35) blogs, his newsletter, Twitter, Facebook, Amazon, Barnes & Noble- everywhere with this fantastic, new release: Defragmenting Daniel, Fragment 1: The Organ Scrubber and it's just... Wow! The story is of a dystopian society where those with money are seeking perfection. If an eye goes bad, they can purchase another one. If they broke a hip, they got a new one. If their lungs were damaged from smoking, they got new ones! Yeah- it's easy. As long as there's someone out there willing to offer up their own. The world is broken into two societies, the Bubbles and the Gutters. In a world where the elite can have anything they want is where you find Daniel. An orphan who's just turned sixteen. Instead of liking girls and getting his license, he's working in an organ plant on an assembly line. He scrubs organs, a disgusting process, for a living. He's been working since twelve and all he wants is a better life. A well-rounded life, like everyone else- but he's incomplete. He may never be whole again because in order to survive as a ward of the state, he's had to give up certain particulars, like the rest of the destitute . These particulars are what those who dwell in The Bubble desire. It's only when he sets out to find his mother that he discovers what the world is really like... *For the full book review: http://tinyurl.com/j8tyegk **Book from author, Jason Werbeloff for an honest review. (  ) AReneeHunt | Aug 11, 2016 | sem críticas | adicionar uma crítica
7 stolen organs. 1 vengeful victim. A gruesome sci-fi thriller. Organ scrubbing was a bloody job, but somebody had to do it. Daniel, an orphan from the Gutter, was put to work scrubbing kidneys at aged twelve. The job had its perks: a warm bed, Law and Order reruns, and an all-you-can-eat Mopane worm buffet. Until the Orphanage stole Daniel's parts, and sold them on the organ market. Now Daniel has grown up, and yearns to become whole again. The cybernetic organ replacements just aren't the same - he needs his parts back. But the new owners of his organs won't give them up. Not without a fight. Just how far will Daniel go to regain his missing pieces? And how much more of himself will he lose along the way? Defragmenting Daniel is a cyberpunk crime thriller that will unnerve you. Every part of you. "A work of great imagination. Powerful and gripping." "A stark and moving experience." - ReadersFavorite.com, 5 Star Review The Organ Scrubber is the first fragment of the Defragmenting Daniel trilogy: Fragment 1 - The Organ Scrubber Fragment 2 - The Face in a Jar Fragment 3 - The Boy Without a Heart Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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I loved the way the author created an entire world with problems far greater than our own, but close enough for us to be able to connect with them. We could easily see our world heading in the same direction and it is that small possibility of a link that makes the book so easy to connect with.
I found the main character exceptional. There was a great amount of depth and personality, throughout the story. He truly gave you a feel for the longing he had, his need to solve his past and the fear and pain of living in the time and poverty he was. All of this created a character who was very rounded, very easy to understand and connect with, which made me want him to have everything he was looking for.
I thought the pace was perfect. It really brought out the lasting pain and longing in each character, the waiting and hoping for answers and kept me guessing and wondering just where things were going next.
I look forward to reading the rest of the series!
**I received this book for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased opinion. (