A boy with super strength has brittle bones and one of Aubrey’s friends had liver failure from the pheromone she had that makes people like her. The teenagers’ superpowers also come with side effects - Aubrey needs glasses, Jack gets migraines and nauseated with sensory overload and Josi is at times mentally overwhelmed. There is also some occasional mild swearing, and romance doesn't go beyond stolen kisses. Especially when the enemy has something, possibly a lambda, that is shutting down anything electrical, rendering everything from watches to airplanes and weapons guidance systems useless.Īubrey, Jack, Josi, Krezi and other lambdas are going through a kind of basic training when the book opens and are quickly sent up to the Northwest to help combat the invading Russians, figure out what their weapon is and stop them.Īs it's a story about terrorism and war, there is fighting, death and destruction, but none of it is graphically described. has been invaded via Alaska, and with the crippling of the country through the teen trios, it’s left the country vulnerable. “Dead Zone” picks up where “Blackout” left off - the U.S. It’s a chaotic time, especially when some of the teens with superpowers, or lambdas as the military calls them, are terrorists and use their powers to misdirect and turn people against their own teams. The ones with powers useful to combat the terrorists are recruited to help the military, including Aubrey with her invisibility, Jack with his heighten senses, Josi with her instant recall and Krezi with her ability to throw fire. government rounded up teens, checking them for the virus and any powers, which could include Josi’s photographic memory, the ability to fly, throw fire, change colors of objects, instantly count a group, have hot breath, be invisible or super hearing and sight. In “Blackout,” trios of teens with superpowers, from being able to manipulate stone to super strength to the power to implant thoughts, have been terrorizing the United States by destroying infrastructure, landmarks and even cities.
She is one of the teenagers affected by a virus and as one of the side effects has developed a superpower. It’s the superpower he’s given to Josi, a character in his young adult novels “Blackout” and the sequel “Dead Zone” (HarperTeen, $17.99), which is scheduled to be released on Tuesday. One of the things I really miss is to instantly recall information.” He has several mental illnesses, and “one of the things that goes along with that is that I have really bad memory. “I know it’s a boring power,” Wells said in an interview with the Deseret News.
If Utah author Robison Wells could have any one superpower, it would be perfect recall.
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