This book I have just read was an OK choice. It had very confusing plots, and at a lot of the points the book was hard to read. The book got even harder to understand because it was constantly adding new characters and changing their names or the way they spoke. Also the book had tons of settings that were rotated around and sometimes not described till further into the chapter. On the good hand this book had the perfect amount of action in it. The book also was full of nail biting ends of chapters that made you want to keep reading. Overall I give this book a 3/5 rating. 

This book is about a group of teenagers known as BZRK who are trying to stop a mad man, or should I say mad men. The antagonist is a pair of conjoined twins that is connected up the middle. They want something different than most mad men would want, they want…..I guess you will have to read. The way they are planning on doing this is by using a new technology known as nanobots. The nanobots are microscopic robots that when used correctly can do almost anything. The groups of kids (BZRK) are trying to stop them from using the nanobots to get what they want. The only way to stop them is by creating Biots, which are microscopic animals created by your own DNA. BZRK has to use the Biots to stop the twins. Do they succeed, read to find out!

The reader that would enjoy this kind of book would be a person that likes a book with a little action and romance. There is a tiny bit of romance that develops throughout the story. There is plenty of science fiction and action for anyone that loves to read about that. 

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This artical describes the book, gives a well written review, and an amazing summary of the book and why you should read it. Overall this artical is a very good source to use if you are trying to decide if you want to read this or not.

Many of the characters in my book BZRK change a lot during the course of my book. One of the characters; Sadie McClure changes a lot. In the beginning of the story she was the daughter of a billionaire father. She had one brother who was just like her father. She was only 16 years old when her dad and brother both died on her dad’s private jet.

 The pilot was bugged by the evil Bugman; he sent his troops of nanobots into the pilots head and killed him. To make matters worse for Sadie she was in the stadium that the jet crashed into. She was watching a football game with a boy she liked, the explosion killed him. She went to her private hospital, where she was greeted and taken somewhere else. Where she was informed that her dad built nanobots to try and cure diseases. She was than captured and asked to be part of a group that was trying to stop the madmen that were using the nanobots for bad reasons. She joined and now was known as Plath. In the beginning she was a snotty rich girl with everything she could ever want, in the end she transformed into a secret agent with close to nothing. She was always mean to people and talked to them in nasty manners.

 She is part of the romance in this novel, she meets Noah Cotton. He is a 16 year old boy from London; he had almost nothing growing up. The one role model he had was his older brother that went to the military, that wouldn’t have been so bad until his brother went completely crazy. Noah then found out that his brother was part of an organization, the same organization that was facing off against the madmen, the madmen got into his head and made him crazy. Noah was forced into the group and got his name changed to Keats.  

In the begging Noah was a very soft speaking boy that was always sweet. Once he had to join the same group as Sadie he became more confident, self-speaking, and focused. As soon as they met eye to eye they could tell it was going to be something special, those two are what makes this story romantic while at the same time full of action. This story is made because of these two special characters. When they worked together they were a perfect 

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My article is a summary of the book and how some people thought about it before it came out, many people were skeptical of it just becuase how the author was used to typing. In the end it came out to be a great story that many readers loved.