Review: The Protege - Jody Gehrman

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Review: The Protege - Jody Gehrman- March 2023

This book caught my attention, it had mystery, thrills, and secrets and was set in a college environment. All that was up my alley. The book starts with the introduction of Mitch James who is busy bringing AI robots to the school and we also meet Dr. Hannah Byers who is a famous anthropologist and skilled in her career. She is also on the spectrum as she struck me as someone with Asperger syndrome rather than autism. The book also introduces us to Winter Jones who is Dr. Byers's protege in class. She reminds Hannah of a younger sister or daughter. However, Winter has a secret agenda for getting closer to Hannah and wants to ruin her career and her life. So the book begins, with lots of little accidents happening, but why is Winter doing this as she goes along with the story, will she achieve her goal of alienating Hannah from everyone in her life and maybe even pushing her that one step further and seeing Hannah take her own life or has Winter underestimated Hannah and her plan backfire? Find out in The Protege by Jody Gerhman. A great college YA/NA crossover thriller.


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