![[Steenbeeke, Jeroen]のRepulsion (The Unbound Book 1) (English Edition)](https://images-fe.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51zxr137mRL._SY346_.jpg)
Strange powers seem to occur in two teenagers who are very impulsive in their actions. It turns into a lot more than just powers; there is a much bigger part at hand.
I thought the book started off a little slow, and at some parts childish, and confusing.
Once this book hit about chapter four I then grew more interested in the book although I couldn't get a good read on what exactly the main character looked like. I found it hard to become a big part of the book because of the lack of description. The book lacked body until closer to the end.
I did think that the book was unpredictable, however it lacked in action for a book with such a story attached. I felt like more could have been added to really get a hold on the story. The end is what kept me interested in what the next book might bring, so despite the three star rating I would still like to give the second book a try.
I would recommend this book to teens 16 and up.
内容紹介
I used to think I was a pretty normal teenager: I got up in the morning, went to school, did my homework, played videogames, and dreamed about Karen—one of the girls in my class. When I found out she liked me, too, I thought I was the luckiest guy alive. But everything changed when we kissed. Something awakened inside of us, and now we know that we're not normal teenagers after all.
For a while I thought these powers were pretty amazing—I mean, who wouldn't want superpowers? But it stopped being fun when Karen started hearing a voice in her head. A voice that told her I was her enemy. A voice that could take control of her. A voice that was only the first glimpse of a world we never knew existed.
For a while I thought these powers were pretty amazing—I mean, who wouldn't want superpowers? But it stopped being fun when Karen started hearing a voice in her head. A voice that told her I was her enemy. A voice that could take control of her. A voice that was only the first glimpse of a world we never knew existed.
