VBT#: Revive - Tracey Martin

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Review: Revive - Book #1 RedZone Series - Tracey Martin - May 2015

Imagine waking up and not knowing what has happened, almost like Amnesia but the bits that are coming back to you aren't familiar with your so-called everyday life. One of my favourite movies growing up that I tend to watch around my birthday is "The Long Kiss Goodnight" which stars Geena Davis and Sameul L Jackson. In this movie Geena Davis was an old secret undercover agent who was supposedly killed and then it is discovered that she was really suffering from amnesia and then halfway through the movie bits and bobs of her past start to come back and then by the time most of the details arrive back , she discovers people are after her. In Revive, all she knows is that she is supposedly a college student called Sophia and later that she was undercover trying to protect someone known as Student X from danger.  Now with bits of memory loss, Sophia must race to discover and remember not only her past, but who Student X is to save him/her as well as herself. The time is ticking for Sophia as she must not only remember her past but remember the mission and stay on it in order to keep alive.  If you love Spy Girl Novels and Undercover missions, then Revive by Tracey Anderson is the book for you in her new series RedZone.

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