The Title of the book is Bzrk and the author is Michael
Grant. The story takes place all over the world and is mainly about a war
happening under our very own skin. Saddie, a teen that had just become an
orphan, is… drafted by Bzrk an organization that uses biots to help them defeat
the Armstrong twins and their organization of twitchers that use nanobots.
Saddie a.k.a Plath
and Noah a.k.a Keats have been recently drafted by Bzrk because of their
families’ relationship to Bzrk. Plath’s dad created biots, tiny biological
creatures that were created with DNA from scorpions, spiders, and humans. Keats
brother, a former agent of Bzrk who was very talented at nano warfare, had done
great work before going mad. Bzrk figured that if one brother had talent than
the other brother would have talent too.
This book had a great and unique idea and a very good story
line. However, I never got attached to the characters and never fully
understood why the war started, besides that the Armstrong twins wanted to take
over every mind in the world but I mean why? Also how the nanobots/ biots were
ever created in the first place. I wouldn’t recommend this book as it has many
boring and pointless parts of the book. It’s a pretty good book in the sci-fi
part but Grant tried to add to many characters too soon.
Book Review by David C.
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