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Exo (a novel)
Exo (a novel)
Exo (a novel)
Audiobook11 hours

Exo (a novel)

Written by Fonda Lee

Narrated by MacLeod Andrews

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

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The fight for the future begins.

It's been a century of peace since Earth became a colony of an alien race with far reaches into the galaxy. Some die-hard extremists still oppose their rule on Earth, but Donovan Reyes isn't one of them. His dad holds the prestigious position of Prime Liaison, and Donovan's high social standing along with his exocel (a remarkable alien technology fused to his body) guarantee him a bright future in the security forces. That is, until a routine patrol goes awry and Donovan's abducted by the human revolutionary group Sapience, determined to end alien control.

When Sapience realizes whose son Donovan is, they think they've found the ultimate bargaining chip. But the Prime Liaison doesn't negotiate with terrorists, not even for his own son. Left in the hands of terrorists who have more uses for him dead than alive, the fate of Earth rests on Donovan's survival. Because if Sapience kills him, it could spark another intergalactic war. And Earth didn't win the last one...
LanguageEnglish
PublisherScholastic
Release dateJan 31, 2017
ISBN9781338118964
Exo (a novel)
Author

Fonda Lee

Fonda Lee was born and raised in Canada, spent years as a corporate strategist for Fortune 500 companies, and is now a writer and black belt martial artist living in Portland, Oregon. Visit www.fondalee.com or follow Fonda on Twitter @fondajlee. 

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  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Fantastic. Great writing and very realistic. So often aliens are very different from us and always in similar ways from extreme benevolence to violent aggression. Here they are similar but better in real ways that the humans can try to emulate. Very good. Second part was a bit painful, with a depiction of PTSD, but nonetheless real.
  • Rating: 2 out of 5 stars
    2/5
    The end was my favorite part of the book.