The Janus Project (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.70 (942 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692299106 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 124 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
I really liked this! The only reason it didn't get a Amazon Customer I really liked this!The only reason it didn't get a five star rating from me is because in my opinion the pacing could have been smoother. Other than that it was a very enjoyable read!Striking is the Alias vibe - probably because the protagonist is quite young for a recruited spy which is not a bad thing, mind you! It worked in Alias and it definitely works here.Thomas Galvin is no lazy author. He did his homework, you realize that from the moment you read the first pages. Everything is very thoroughly researched and feels authentic. Thro. It will suck you in from the first page and keep you A highly entertaining read with just the right amount of humour and snark. A story about an agent so secret hardly anyone knows she exists, least of all herself. It will suck you in from the first page and keep you up until you reach the last. It's a great introduction to Galvin's latest story universe and a new set of those intriguing characters I've come to expect from him. It's like a fast paced, delicious appetizer to what has the potential to become a highly complex story with a lot of depth if it's allowed to develop and grow proper. "Troy series) is a terrific introduction to a new universe" according to Brian in Shortsville. This, the first of a new series from an independent author who has previously explored other facets of the fantasy/action/adventure genre (See: St. Troy series) is a terrific introduction to a new universe.On the surface, it's a splashy "shoot 'em-up, beat 'em-up," but a layer below that is an interesting pyschological character premise.This is a fun read that could appeal to fans of everything from "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" to more hi-stakes, complex works by Dale Brown and Tom Clancy.
She's actually Nocturne, the leader of a team of super soldiers created by the Janus Project. Emily's cover identity is so convincing that even Emily herself doesn't realize that she's been turned into a human weapon. Emily is like any other teenage girl. Oh, and one more thing: Emily isn't real. When a crazed soldier from the rival Ares program comes gunning for her, Emily's perfect life is shattered, and Emily has to fight to discover who--and what--she really is.. Chemically altered. Driven. She goes to high school, has a crush on her be