Review: Free to Fall - Lauren Miller

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Review: Free to Fall - Lauren Miller - May 2014

Imagine if you had access to an App that made all your decisions for you ? Would you readily accept the application and go with what it said or would you rebel against the system and machines ? In a society where Lux rules your world and the voice of reason or in this case "doubt" is seen as a mental illness. Rory has just been accepted to Theden Academy - a Greek system school which very rigorous academic acceptance and a school where only the best and brightest attend. Rory is also a legacy , her mother attended the school but she has only just found out that and it seems that her mother has a dark secret and one that lead to her being killed. What will happen though when it seems that Rory has inherited not only her mother's talent but also her father's ? When people close to her start to die and strange things happen and it seems that people are after Rory, who can she turn to and trust ? What secrets are worth killing and protecting and how is it all connected to Rory ? Was her acceptance to the school a set-up or is she really in the right place for her not only to achieve her greatness and improve her knowledge but also to finish what her mother started before she died ? 
Find out in Free to Fall by Lauren Miller , the book readers is quite thick but do not be dismayed by all the pages as once you get stuck into it, you will not want to put it down and you will be finished before you even know it.
 If you are wanting dystopian / science fiction reads for girls with a high school experience included , then check out Lauren Miller as she is the author for you.







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