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    Immunity
    Immunity
    Immunity
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    Immunity

    Written by Erin Bowman

    Narrated by Amy McFadden

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    Survivors of a deadly planetary outbreak take on a new, sinister adversary in the white-knuckle sequel to Contagion, which New York Times bestselling author Amie Kaufman called “gripping, thrilling, and terrifying in equal measures.”

    Thea, Coen, and Nova have escaped from Achlys, only to find themselves imprisoned on a ship they thought was their ticket to safety. Now the nightmare they thought they’d left behind is about to be unleashed as an act of political warfare, putting the entire galaxy at risk.  

    To prevent an interstellar catastrophe, they’ll have to harness the evil of the deadly Achlys contagion and deploy the only weapons they have left: themselves.

    Fans of Jonathan Maberry, Rick Yancey, and Madeleine Roux will relish Bowman’s tense, high-stakes conclusion to the events of contagion.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateJul 2, 2019
    ISBN9780062913999
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    Erin Bowman

      Erin Bowman is the critically acclaimed author of numerous books for children and teens, including the Taken Trilogy, Vengeance Road, Retribution Rails, the Edgar Award-nominated Contagion duology, The Girl and the Witch’s Garden, and the forthcoming Dustborn. A web designer turned author, Erin has always been invested in telling stories–both visually and with words. Erin lives in New Hampshire with her husband and children.

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    • 5/5
      These two books were excellent! Everything came together so well in the end.
    • 4/5
      A fun and interesting close to this duology! Definitely had a different feel than the first book but the author does a fantastic job of tying everything together nicely to end the story.
    • 3/5
      3,5 stars

      You know what my main gripe with this book was? This didn't make me feel anything at all. And considering how high the stakes were, that's pretty sad.

      By no means did I hate this book. I thought the author definitely made the effort to not make this just another Illuminae wannabe (in that she really tried not to make the romance the driving force) but she still fell into the trap of "it's YA, every main needs to have a love story". I can also appreciate what she was trying to do with Thea's mom's storyline, but in the end it was just too cliche and melodramatic.

      I honestly wanted to like this more, because I was so pleasantly surprised by Contagion, but in the end this just didn't hold up.
    • 5/5
      Gory, violent, action-fueled. This is definitely not for the squeamish or faint of heart, but it's one heck of a page turner. I was halfway through another book when I opened this. I never put it down until the final page. That's a very good book IMHO.
    • 4/5
      This was the second book in a duology. It continues right where Contagion left off; with Coen and Thea and Nova on a ship they thought would be their salvation, but isn’t. If you hadn’t read Contagion, this book would not be a good read since all of what you need to know is introduced in Contagion. I was very satisfied with how this book concluded.everything that happened made sense and fit.
    • 3/5
      I really enjoyed the first book, loved the tension, the mystery the action, it worked with the characters and their world fit very well. This one didn't. The main characters seemed to have reverted in age and common sense. The story became ridiculous. It was filled with fantastical moments all just when needed, the eye rolling almost gave me a headache. I wished I'd left it at book 1, it was ending enough.