Dead Girl Running (Book One of The New Order), by Ann M. Noser
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Dead Girl Running (Book One of The New Order), by Ann M. Noser
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Eight years ago, SILVIA WOOD's father died in an industrial accident. After suffering through years of Psychotherapy Services and Mandated Medications for depression and multiple suicide attempts, she longs to work in Botanical Sciences. When the Occupation Exam determines she must work in Mortuary Sciences instead, she wonders if the New Order assigned her to the morgue to push her over the edge. To appease her disappointed mother, Silvia enters the Race for Citizen Glory, in an attempt to stand out in the crowd of Equals. After she begins training with "golden boy" LIAM HARMAN, she discovers he also lost his father in the same accident that ruined her childhood. Then Silvia meets and falls for Liam's older cousin, whose paranoid intensity makes her question what really happened to her father. As the race nears, Silvia realizes that she's not only running for glory, she's running for her life.
Dead Girl Running (Book One of The New Order), by Ann M. Noser- Amazon Sales Rank: #3129590 in Books
- Published on: 2015-10-26
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.02" h x .64" w x 5.98" l, .92 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 282 pages
From the Author My father, Jerry Anderson, died from complications of chronic lymphocytic leukemia.While I ran miles training for Cross Country, he biked alongside me on his rickety, turquoise ten-speed.Dead Girl Running is dedicated to his memory.
About the Author My father, Jerry Anderson, died from complications of chronic lymphocytic leukemia.While I ran miles training for Cross Country, he biked alongside me on his rickety, turquoise ten-speed.Dead Girl Running is dedicated to his memory.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. 'Dead Girl Running' is an excellent read and a great start for a new series By Mike Billington I very much enjoyed Ann M. Noser's "How to Date Dead Guys" so when I saw that she had written a dystopian novel I snapped it up.Glad I did because "Dead Girl Running" is a really great read with intriguing characters, a world that - though set in the future - mimics our own in many ways, and a well-honed narrative.In her novel, Noser introduces us to Silvia Wood, a young woman in a post-nuclear-war mega-city where individual freedoms have been sacrificed in the name of security. Ordinary people are, for example, closely monitored, have their food and water rationed, are selected for jobs based on a host of tests, and have their reproductive rights seriously curtailed. It is a city governed by The New Order; a band of oligarchs who dictate almost all facets of life.There may be a way for Silvia and her widowed mother to live better, however; a way to increase what is a pretty dreary standard of living.All Silvia has to do is win a race.If she does, or at least finishes in the Top Ten, she can secure a better future for herself and her widowed mother.That, at least, is what The New Order promises those who enter.As Silvia trains for the race - a grueling half marathon - we learn not only about her past and present but also about the inner workings of the city and its dictatorial rulers who, in Orwellian fashion, have convinced the population that only by surrendering their personal freedom can they prevent future wars and all manner of evil events from occurring.Silvia Wood is a wonderful character: She is beset with memories of her dead father, works in a morgue, is more rebellious than she should be, and is on the verge of discovering what it means to fall in love. Noser has surrounded her heroine with a slew of equally interesting men and women: Her mother, a talented violinist who has gone through a long depression following her husband's death; Liam, Silvia's running partner; Franco, Liam's older cousin and a man with secrets; Gus, her boss at the morgue and Liam's mother Linda, who seems to dislike Silvia intensely for reasons that are not exactly clear.The point is that Noser's ability to create not only a heroine that is fully realized but also secondary characters who are not simply one-dimensional is the hallmark of a great writer.I won't spoil it by revealing the ending of this novel - the first in a series - but I will say that it is chilling.So chilling that I can't wait for the next Silvia Wood novel to come out.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. For lovers of dystopian fiction By Jessica I received a free copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.Always a fan of dystopian young adult novels, I requested this book. For the most part I was not disappointed.My only complaint is that there wasn't enough advancement in the plot in the middle. At times I felt like the author needed filler and foisted 100+ pages discussing Sylvia and Liam's training plan. However, Sylvia's interactions with Franco were a nice way to break up the monotony. She was very much your typical girl liking a bit for the first time.Other than a few areas with a stagnant pace the story was very entertaining. The characters were very dynamic and Sylvia displayed the greatest transformation from cover to cover. I suspected there would be a great secret that would propel the reader into the next book but I honestly had not figured it out for myself by the time it was revealed. The ending was a decent way to segue into the next part of the story.I look forward to reading the rest of this series.5 stars.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Awesome read. :) By Alyz Was slow moving in the beginning but started to not be able to put this book down once i hit wtf twists and needing answers was more important than anything.Recommend for a decent fantasy new world book.(Yes this is a very unorganized review but still read the book.)
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