Partials
by Dan Wells
Publication Date: February 28, 2012
Pages: 480
Partials is a post-apocalyptic novel set not too far in the future. 99.96% of the human race was obliterated by the Partials. The Partials group of non-human beings that were first developed by the Government to win a global war, they lived harmoniously among the humans until they turned on the government and obliterated the human race.
The survivors have gathered in East Meadow, New York on Long Island and they are desperate to find a cure to the biological warfare that is preventing the human race from procreating. Life today is ruled by the Senate and all women, by law, are to become pregnant. Sixteen year old Kira is a Medic-In-Training and has just started her training in the maternity ward when she realizes that they are going about it all wrong. She knows they need a live Partial to do testing on if they want to find a cure to the virus and start repopulating the Earth. But getting a Partial is anything from easy. Kira enlists the help of her friends and they set off on a journey that will change them and their world, but will she be able to find the cure that they are all desperate to find?
Partials is a fast paced "What If" kind of novel that sucks you deep into the world of "What If". Kira is a very strong, interesting female character and I loved to see her grow as the story progressed. Her relationship with Samm was my favorite part of the book. And when the tables are turned and she discovers a shocking revelation, well, it just made the book all that much better.
Bottom line, I have said it before & I will say it again. Post-Apocalyptic novels are only as good as your imagination allows them to be. I loved seeing the future world through Kira's eyes and I could see glimpses of our world in her world. If you like those kind of novels, then you need to check out
Partials. You won't be disappointed. I promise.
Oh yay, yet another one I already have on my shelf!
I wasn't able to get this on Netgalley, but I wanted it! Sounds good, glad to hear you liked it!
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