A review by circlesofflame
Generation Zero, Volume 1: We Are the Future by Fred Van Lente
4.0
This was a great start to what looks to be a really exciting series.
We follow Keisha, who believes that her boyfriend- who died after crashing his car into a tree - may have been murdered. She contacts a group to help investigate and after receiving a message sent by Stephen prior to his death, is further convinced hat there has been some foul play.
The storyline was engaging and relatable to its audience, with realistic dialogue, a classic art style and a diverse mix of characters; making it different to others within the genre. I'm looking forward to seeing how the series progresses and would not hesitate to recommend it to those looking for some YA SciFi or just something a little offbeat.
Thanks to Netgalley and Diamond Book Distributors, who made this available in exchange for an honest review.
We follow Keisha, who believes that her boyfriend- who died after crashing his car into a tree - may have been murdered. She contacts a group to help investigate and after receiving a message sent by Stephen prior to his death, is further convinced hat there has been some foul play.
The storyline was engaging and relatable to its audience, with realistic dialogue, a classic art style and a diverse mix of characters; making it different to others within the genre. I'm looking forward to seeing how the series progresses and would not hesitate to recommend it to those looking for some YA SciFi or just something a little offbeat.
Thanks to Netgalley and Diamond Book Distributors, who made this available in exchange for an honest review.