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Title	:	Contagion (Dark Matter #1)
Author	:	Teri Terry
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 464 pages
Published	:	May 18th 2017 by Orchard Books (first published May 4th 2017)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia

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4.25* Contagion is a fast paced, unpredictable and gripping read. It's unlike anything I've read in a while and totally unexpected and surprising in the best way. I couldn't put it down. I loved the structure of the super short chapters and the way the dual perspectives flowed from one to the other. I found myself warming to the characters and loved the different and intriguing sides to each of them. The only thing I didn't enjoy it the fact that I will now have a long wait for the next book, I need to know what happens next!

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ISBN:	1408341727 (ISBN13: 9781408341728)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dark Matter #1

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4.5A huge thank you to NetGalley, Charlesbridge Teen, and Teri Terry for the opportunity to read Contagion in exchange for an honest review.This is a fast-paced start to the thrilling Dark Matter trilogy about a mysteriously quick-spreading epidemic.Set in Scotland, this book follows two perspectives: Callie and Shay.In Callies perspectives, we see that she is merely a number, one of many experiments. From the way it is told, it sounds like she is a ghost following around the laboratory workers,

This book was brilliant. I love virus narratives and I was not disappointed with this one. There were definitely more than a few surprises in this book, needless to say you're kept guessing a lot in it. It combined the very real threat of virus outbreak with futuristic theories on dark matter and physics which was really interesting.I've always been fascinated by the curing and creating of disease in fiction - where science is messed around with to disastrous consequences. This fits the bill

4.25* Contagion is a fast paced, unpredictable and gripping read. It's unlike anything I've read in a while and totally unexpected and surprising in the best way. I couldn't put it down. I loved the structure of the super short chapters and the way the dual perspectives flowed from one to the other. I found myself warming to the characters and loved the different and intriguing sides to each of them. The only thing I didn't enjoy it the fact that I will now have a long wait for the next book, I

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(I received an advance copy of this book for free. Thanks to Hachette Children's Group and NetGalley.) They say Im sick, and I need to be cured. But I dont feel sick. Not any more. This was a YA sci-fi story about a mysterious killer flu epidemic.Shay was an okay character, and I liked Kai too. Callie was also an interesting character, and it was bad what she had gone through, I understood her frustration when she wasnt able to communicate with anyone too. The storyline in this was about Shay

I picked this up on Friday night with the intention of checking it out. You know, to get a feel for the story? I ended up reading over 100 pages in one sitting! So yeah, I was instantly hooked. :)Something strange is happening to Callie in the facility she lives in. Shay is trying to escape bullies when she stumbles on a flyer that sparks a forgotten memory. Kai is desperate to find his missing sister, so when he gets a call out of nowhere from a girl who claims she saw Calista a year ago, he

2.5 starsContagion was a fast-paced dystopian read that was somewhat entertaining but largely failed to capture me. I had heard nothing but amazing things about Terrys debut trilogy so I had slightly higher expectations for her latest series. The story did start off on the right foot but my disconnection with the characters made the storys pace slow down considerably. I never felt that the plot had the sense of urgency it desperately needed and the characters were either underdeveloped or not