Kari is way smarter than your average bear. At seventeen,
she hides her brilliance at school by day and freelances on the net at night.
Her products? Anything she can imagine, write the code for, and create on
her three-D printers.
Her parents don’t have any idea what she can do or what she
can create. Kari hides her talents away in this dystopian mechanized world
where only three types of jobs exist and her skill set is out of the box.
Meanwhile, the US is poised for another Civil War. A clever
government plot draws Kari out of hiding, paints her as a heinous threat to
society. They’ll let her family and her friend David’s family go if she
cooperates and creates powerful weapons for them.
Little do they know, putting Kari in a tight jam is just the
way to stoke her creative engine. With a little luck, she might just save the
world and have a date for the dance.
Lingwall’s page turning dystopian YA novel kept me on the
edge of my seat. The high octane blend of Kari’s vulnerabilities, poise, and
talents stole the show.
Another winner from Kindle Scout.
Maggie Toussaint and Rigel Carson for Muddy Rose Reviews
Great way to fantasize that we know more than we do about technology.
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