No one is a fully dimensional or realized person, not even the narrator. I know next to nothing about ANY of them (besides random facts stated by other characters, like: 'Gil aced his ACTs!' or 'Davy is really good at music.' but she only plays an instrument ONCE in the entire novel.). The whole endeavor comes off as very a lackluster effort, as the characters definitely are. Jordan's writing is decent, nondescript, readable. Technically, I have little to comment on. I looked like this after the first 15% aka when I realized Uninvited was not going to be awesome in the vein of my other favorite teenage killer stories like I Hunt Serial Killers/ I Am Not A Serial Killer:

Uninvited? Somehow takes both those ideas and renders them really, really boring. Minority Report? That is a little less reasonable, but whatever, I can embrace suspension of disbelief. Character-driven, ostracism and all that. The plot of the Scarlet Letter? Sure, I can buy that. Patterson, Michelle Hodkin, and Lisa McMann. Steeped in New York Timesīestselling author Sophie Jordan's trademark mix of gripping action andīreathless romance, this suspenseful tale is perfect for fans of James Or maybe Davy is just as deadly.įirst in a two-book series, Uninvited tackles intriguing questionsĪbout free will, identity, and human nature. One day she will kill someone.Ĭarrier, can relate to her new life. Davy doesn't feel any different, but genesĭon't lie. Her boyfriendĭitches her, her parents are scared of her, and she can forget about herīright future at Juilliard. Syndrome (HTS)-aka the kill gene-she loses everything.

Genetic test proves she's destined to become a murderer.ĭavy Hamilton's tests come back positive for Homicidal Tendency Letter meets Minority Report in bestselling author Sophie Jordan'sĬhilling new novel about a teenage girl who is ostracized when her

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