After Intelligence: The Hidden Sequence

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Author(s)

Nicole Marie

Publisher Name

Tandemental

Genre(s)

YA Science Fiction

Age Range

13+

Release Date

June 16, 2020

ISBN13

978-1-952862-00-7

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Technology simply cannot be uninvented. It can, however, be contained.

Cognation Academy’s invisible passages, floating buildings, and treetop hideaways appear to be powered by magic. Tech giant Cognation Industries, however, doesn’t need magic to make the impossible a reality.

In her second year at the Academy, Charlotte Blythe comes face to face with Cognation’s latest creations in the form of ten new students who are alarmingly real - but not exactly human. This experiment will challenge everything Charlotte thought she believed about her world and force her to make unimaginable decisions as she searches for the hidden truth.

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A Fascinating Read

October 16, 2021 (Updated: January 10, 2022)

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4.3

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A fascinating look at what future tech could evolve to, with a teenage girl taking part in a program to work with androids at her school. What starts as an exciting opportunity, soon turns Charlotte's world upside down.
What I Loved: Most futuristic books tend to deal with apocalyptic scenarios but this author sees a better future where science is the main part of society. It is a refreshing change and an interesting concept.
What Left Me Wanting More - The action centers around the main character in her school. I would have liked to see a little more of this future world and how it works.
The Final Verdict: The idea is different to other books and the world is well developed by the author. Charlotte is well written and a sympathetic character. The story moves at a good pace and readers will want to keep reading to find out what happens next.
An entertaining read for young adult fans. I would recommend it.

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A great story idea
Well developed characters