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I really enjoyed the pacing and twists throughout this entire story. My biggest problem is the cover. The male protagonist is described as having longer, blonde hair. Yet, he has short, brown hair on the cover.


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Infected Sophie Littlefield Books Reviews

I borrowed this from my library's digital access. I haven't liked this book from the beginning. Even when it's not over the top, throw up in your mouth nauseating from the teen romance (spoiler they made wonderful sweet love. It wasn't graphic, just a mention, but still gratuitous, nonetheless) the writing is repetitive and dull. Kind of like Martin's tedious descriptions every few pages of fancy foods in Westeros. The tech is kind of good in a well researched but poorly internalized kind of way, that's probably the best part of this book. It's so great reading about these perfect specimens of youthful humanity not only are they gorgeous, "hot", and athletic, but they're geniuses and disdainful of the shallow and trite. Please, read the sarcasm. I'm not sure if I'm going to finish the book or not. Right now at about of a third into the book, the plot is going on a bit like a scavenger hunt. Zzzzzzz. Disclaimer I am a parent of teens. I'm not a prude, but I will not recommend this book to them because of the unrealistic, romanticized sex (no it's not descriptive, but how many times must we refer to it?), and the lack of literary quality, even for YA which is ogenerally just entertainment anyway.
"Infected" is a quick-moving, action-packed entry into a new series, one I enjoyed a lot more than I initially thought I would. Sophie Littlefield is a talented writer. "Infected" grips you from the get go and doesn't really relent. I read it over the course of an afternoon and didn't put it down once.

This is a thriller in every way, and would have probably been a better book had it been aimed toward adults. Many of the concepts are imaginative and complex. While the main characters are basically standard-issue spy templates, their motivations are generally clear and make sense within the context of the characters and the story as a whole. Senseless motivations, or actions performed solely, it seems, to move the story forward, are a pretty common issue in this genre, and I was happy to note that "Infected" was largely free from it.

Despite the age of the protagonists and the fact that "Infected" seems to be geared toward middle-school readers, it really is very adult in several ways. Some other reviewers have an issue with it being recommended for readers around the age of twelve. I don't necessarily agree. It depends on the kid; I could have read this around eight or nine and been fine, but on the other hand I know a handful of kids in that age range who probably shouldn't be reading this. If you're on the fence for whatever reason, familiarize yourself with the book and, assuming you're familiar with the young reader in question, you'll be able to go from there.

Overall, it's an easy, action-packed read, and will appeal to older kids and to many adults. If I remember to do so, I'll likely pick up the sequel.
There are times when characters in love are necessary to the story. This is not one of those times. Carina unknowingly infected Tanner via saliva with a killer illness. The plot does not require them to be in love. Carina could have gone on the run with anyone she may have kissed.

This takes place BEFORE the book begins, so we're told right from the start that Carina and Tanner are in love. And we're repeatedly reminded throughout the novel, often bordering on border prose. It's TELLING, rather than showing. Because we haven't seen them face struggles hooking up, it's hard to care for their love. I don't ship it. Neither of the characters stands out on their own, or together. Which means you'd hope to be invested in the plot instead.

Alas, no. The thing with thrillers is that you can change location, and go on the run as many times as you want. But if the story doesn't advance, and it's just an extended chase sequence... *shrug* Albanians are the antagonists here, so it's not sterling rep for that country's people.

I'm not sure how a story with a dangerous, life-threatening infection could be so shrug-worthy, but here we are. I've read much better books by the same author - try GARDEN OF STONES instead.
INFECTED was another fun Sophie Littlefield read. I've enjoyed her adult and her teen books and have read most of them.

Carina and Tanner are the teen protagonists in this story. Both are still in high school and are boyfriend/girlfriend. When Carina's mother and her uncle both die, she feels untethered, adrift. She doesn't trust the woman she's been left to live with. In fact, the only person she does trust is Tanner.

Secret dangerous projects (that her mother and uncle worked on before dying), codes, large foreign men with guns, more codes, and strange powers that Carina and Tanner are infected with - are all tied together in an exciting fast-paced rollercoaster of a thrill ride.

I don't necessarily agree with the recommended age the author is showing on this book. It shows it is written for ages 12 and up. 12 seems young to me. There is profanity, hints of sexual activity and plenty of graphic violence in the book.

But I do strongly recommend this tale for older teens and adults.
Good. More of a teen book
I really enjoyed the pacing and twists throughout this entire story. My biggest problem is the cover. The male protagonist is described as having longer, blonde hair. Yet, he has short, brown hair on the cover.