Fear My Mortality (Mortality, #1)

by Everly Frost

The future is bright for 16-year-old Ava Holland and the residents of Evereach. They don’t have to worry about old age or even getting sick. In their world, humans regenerate, heal, and live for hundreds of years. Mortality isn’t something to fear. Disease has been all but eradicated.

Everything changes when Ava watches her brother die and he doesn’t regenerate. Ava’s genetics are called into question by the government, scientists, extremists, and Ava herself.

Could her genes hold the answer to mortality? Is she an anomaly or something to be feared?

Determined not to become anyone’s guinea pig, Ava doesn’t stick around to find out. She wants answers too, but the only person who can help her is 17-year-old Michael Bradley, the boy who killed her brother. If either of them have even the slightest chance of survival, they must find the genetic keys hidden in Ava’s DNA before it’s too late.

• ISBN10: 1942664877
• ISBN13: 9781942664871
• Publish Date: 5 April 2016
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Imprint: Month9books
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 342
• Language: English

Reviews

[Emma (SCR)]

This review was originally posted on Star Crossed Reviews I received this book for free for a Blog Tour in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Thank you to Chapter by Chapter for letting me take part in this blog tour. When I saw the blurb for this book I thought it sounded interesting so I had to be part of the tour.

Ava lives in a world where death and injury are a common occurrence. Everyone can regenerate if they die, lose a limb or become injured in any way. Everyone that is except Ava and her brother Josh. Ava and Josh can't regenerate like everyone else.

So much happens in just 312 pages. This book has you on edge the entire time. There are no breaks, no oh it's ok now. You know it's not ok you know that Ava still has her life to fight for. From the Hazards to the Bashers Ava ha got her work cut out just to keep breathing.

I don't want to give any of the story away but I enjoyed every single page of this book. It was a terrifying but thrilling experience and I hope there will be more books to come in this series.