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The Genetic Lottery A Futuristic Thriller eBook Allison Goh

It's really a 4.5. I enjoyed this book very much. There isn't anything wrong with it, in my opinion. I thought the premise was interesting and the characters captivating. I would have liked it to have been longer, and a little different. I thought it a little hokey, but it did bring out the love of parents being able to see through masks that their children make. (You'll understand when you read it.)


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The Genetic Lottery A Futuristic Thriller eBook Allison Goh Reviews

Really bad book. It seems to have been written originally in another language and then translated by someone with a poor understanding of English. There is much use of clichés, but, they are usually wrong or in the wrong context. The language of the story is very stilted, so that you never become engrossed in the book. I believe that people who wish to become popular as writers, would realize the critical importance of a good editor.
Someone recommended this book to me so I brought it. Very interesting story had me compelled through the start to the end. This book takes you in a ride to a new world of materialist society from future. The genetic lottery was a fast paced story telling that keep you intrigued and wondering what will happen next and with Max. This book was different to the ones I normally read but I enjoyed it and without a problem I recommend this book to anyone. I definitely will read the next book.
It was a clever concept about the future and the fast pace story had me hooked. I really liked the attention to detail with the way of life like the pods for transportation and the nutrient pills instead of actual food. I did NOT see the twist coming at the end, revealing who Alex was and his true motives. Would definitely recommend and will be reading the next in the series!
Quick read and very exciting story. The dialogue and character development was a little awkward at times but the overall story is quite compelling and evokes thoughts of how the world in this book operates and how our modern society is heading in that same direction.
I like the concept... I didn't like the execution of it. The character interaction is unrealistic (boy meets girl and instantly feels like he can trust her so much that he tells her about a deep concern he has... she trusts him and instantly goes to her dad.....) I feel like the story is rushed which is probably why it's so short. I think if given the time this could be stretched out with more detail and character development which would make this better.
If I were still a young English student, I'd be writing papers about the themes of the stories that naturally bubble up out of the zeitgeist. For some years now, pessimistic, dystopian stories and stories about apocalypses have been bubbling up on both sides of the Atlantic. One could debate whether these stories are written for a receptive market or whether there is something about our times that leads authors to write this kind of story. I'm a zeitgeister. I think writers write these stories because they feel that they must. This story is not notable for polished narrative, but the author does have sensitive fingers on the pulse of the zeitgeist.
A good story with compelling characters and some very different turns to the sci-fi/fantasy genre. Hard to describe without giving spoilers, but if you are looking for a great read that is different, get this book.
It's really a 4.5. I enjoyed this book very much. There isn't anything wrong with it, in my opinion. I thought the premise was interesting and the characters captivating. I would have liked it to have been longer, and a little different. I thought it a little hokey, but it did bring out the love of parents being able to see through masks that their children make. (You'll understand when you read it.)