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A review by charonlrdraws
The Roar by Emma Clayton
1.0
So I got this book two years ago tried to read it and failed, I attempted to read it again reached 197 pages and I hated it yep not touching this book again! Infact I'll be unhauling it instead because hey this book was nothing more then a chore to read, the characters where just dull the story sounded great but it was like nothing happened at all.
Oh and I made the choice of not wasting my time on this book pretty early on because there are better books out there and I have no plans on reading the sequel as I do not care for anyone in this book and well there are better dystopian books also the funny thing is the story could've worked but well it didn't nope just dragged on and on and on why waste 20 something chapters with absolutely no story at all? Yep don't waste your money on this book.
A summery for The Roar:
Mika lives in future London, behind The Wall: Solid concrete topped with high-voltage razor wire and guarded by a battalion of Ghengis Borgs, it was built to keep out the animals, because animals carry the plague.
Or so Mika's been told.
But ever since Ellie vanished a year ago, Mika's suspected his world may be built on secrets--and lies. When a mysterious organization starts recruiting mutant kids to compete in violent virtual reality games, Mika takes the chance to search for his twin sister--and the truth.
Oh and I made the choice of not wasting my time on this book pretty early on because there are better books out there and I have no plans on reading the sequel as I do not care for anyone in this book and well there are better dystopian books also the funny thing is the story could've worked but well it didn't nope just dragged on and on and on why waste 20 something chapters with absolutely no story at all? Yep don't waste your money on this book.
A summery for The Roar:
Mika lives in future London, behind The Wall: Solid concrete topped with high-voltage razor wire and guarded by a battalion of Ghengis Borgs, it was built to keep out the animals, because animals carry the plague.
Or so Mika's been told.
But ever since Ellie vanished a year ago, Mika's suspected his world may be built on secrets--and lies. When a mysterious organization starts recruiting mutant kids to compete in violent virtual reality games, Mika takes the chance to search for his twin sister--and the truth.