**WARNING: This review contains slight, but unavoidable, spoilers for Ultraviolet. As soon as I saw it on NetGalley, I swooped this puppy up. Why did I read this book: I *loved* Ultraviolet, the first book in this series (duology?) and was ecstatic when I heard that there would be a companion novel. How did I get this book: e-ARC from the Publisher Stand alone or series: Companion Novel/Book 2 in the Ultraviolet series But saving herself will take every ounce of Tori’s incredible electronics and engineering skills-and even then, she may need to sacrifice more than she could possibly imagine if she wants to be free. She has one last shot at getting her enemies off her trail and winning the security and independence she’s always longed for. In fact, she’s attracted new interest in the form of an obsessed ex-cop turned investigator for a genetics lab. Plans change when the enigmatic Sebastian Faraday reappears and gives Tori some bad news: she hasn’t escaped her past. But if she wants to have anything like a normal life, she has to blend in and hide her unusual… talents. Now she’s left everything from her old life behind, including her real name and Alison, the one friend who truly understood her. A secret that could change her life in an instant, or destroy it. Genre: Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction, Young Adultīack in her hometown, Tori Beaugrand had everything a teenaged girl could want-popularity, money, beauty.

Quicksilver by rj anderson