Echoes

by Laura Tisdall

• ISBN10: 0993344313
• ISBN13: 9780993344312
• Publish Date: 8 September 2015
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: GB
• Imprint: Tizl Press
• Edition: US ed
• Format: Paperback (B-Format (198x129 mm))
• Pages: 298
• Language: English

Reviews

[tweetybugshouse]

This book was a different kind of book for me as i tend to stick more to fantasy kind of novels and this one is no where near a fantasy novel. I always have been intrigued by the world of coding and how people can figure out these puzzles and understand the codes within web pages to create or destroy things.

I really liked how the author was able to make Mallory feel like a real person, i really connected with her and warden ( think they be a cute couple) and i felt so much at the end of the book. I love how the author did not hold back any punches in how the final take down all played she really went it for with both barrels so to speak which made me really want to see what happens next. I know their more to this story their more to discover, more to read, more for echo six or is it echo seven now.

[stressedrach]

I have not read a book about hacking before but the synopsis grabbed me and I am so pleased that I was offered the chance to read and review it.

Laura Tisdall is a talented author, her words just flowed perfectly throughout the book, I couldn’t get enough of it.

Mallory was a young girl who put a brave front on her life with her brother, father and friends, although when she closed her bedroom door she managed to be herself by hacking various companies to try and do good.

Being a moderator of a grey-hat hacking forum she was Echo 6 and she was one of the best hackers on there.

She would do anything for The Asker, and she does when he disappears and tries to rescue him with another hacker called Warden. Things do not go as planned, she trusts The Asker but is all as it seems?

This was an amazing novel to read, just when you think you know what is going to happen next there is a twist and it shocks you.

I would definitely recommend it to anyone that likes young adult novels who wants a change from the norm.