VBT# Broken Symmetry - Dan Rix

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Review: Broken Symmetry - Dan Rix - July 2013

For the past Eleven months, Blaire Adams has been trying to move on with her life and make it as normal as possible as her dad went missing eleven months ago and he has never been found. As an emancipated minor, all Blaire should be worrying about and looking forward to is prom which she is about to be asked out by the hottest guy of her school Josh and getting ready to start her Summer Internship. What happens though is that Blaire will recieve a phone call from the Police that will change her life's path forever. A phone call with four words - the four words she has been waiting to hear - He has been found. Rushing to the station and seeing her dad will set strange bells off in her head as in one way this is her dad but in another way something is off. Soon Blaire will be introduced to a world of people like herself that can walk through Mirrors and crossover and will discover the truth of what really happened to her father.
Broken Symmetry was a good read and one that if you enjoy Science Fiction tales you will enjoy this book.


 



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