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Gagnon, Michelle
4 Reviews
(4)
YA
After Janie's parents die, she's sent to live with the Rochester family in San Francisco. Excessive wealth can't mask the many disturbances in the family, and Janie exposes new secrets at every turn. Financial corruption, mental illness, crime, and a misunderstood ghost contribute to this Jane Eyre retelling that is rich in details borrowed from Brontë but is never as subtle or emotionally taut.
Reviewer: Megan Lynn Isaac
(3)
YA
Exhausted from trying--and failing--to stay one step ahead of mercenaries associated with evil organization Pike & Dolan, teen hackers Peter and Noa (Don't Turn Around; Don't Look Now) must decrypt a set of incriminating hard drives and expose the truth about PEMA before Noa's mysterious illness kills her. This well-crafted tech-thriller keeps the adrenaline pumping right up until the trilogy's satisfying end.
Reviewer: Barratt Miller
(3)
YA
Still suffering strange side effects from her stint as a human lab rat at Pike & Dolan, Noa (Don't Turn Around) leads a group of homeless teens bent on sabotaging the corporation. In Boston, her "hacktivist" friend Peter and his ex-girlfriend, Amanda, uncover new evidence that places them all in danger. This tense, suspenseful tech-thriller will engage readers from beginning to end.
Reviewer: Barratt Miller
(3)
YA
Noa finds herself on the run after she wakes up alone on an operating table. Desperate for cash, she agrees to help Peter, a fellow computer "hacktivist," research the shady organization that's threatening his family and uncovers a conspiracy that could destroy them both. Fast-paced and full of slow-building tension, this tech-thriller is a solid entry in the genre.
Reviewer: Barratt Miller
4 reviews
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