Infinity

by Jus Accardo

Two families. One Device. Infinite possibilities.

Being the daughter of an army general isn't easy. Someone's always watching, and dating? Not a chance when any guy that gets within ten miles has to undergo a background check. But, on the bright side, seventeen year old Kori Anderson finally has her freedom. For the first time in her life, she's living off base. Unfortunately, when she's caught vandalizing public property, that all changes.


With her father called to Washington, supervision is arranged in the form of two subordinates. There's Cade, as beautiful as he is deadly, he watches her with hungry eyes, and Noah, hauntingly familiar, glares at her in disgust. When they save her from a seemingly random attack, Kori's world turns upside down.


Kori's father heads the Infinity Division, a secret government project responsible for inventing a device that allows travel between parallel Earths. When a man seeking revenge-a twisted individual who feels wronged by her father-declares war on Infinity, Kori ends up in a deadly crossfire.

• ISBN10: 1633754979
• ISBN13: 9781633754973
• Publish Date: 1 November 2016
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Out of Print: 27 April 2024
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Entangled Publishing, LLC
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 320
• Language: English

Reviews

[liz089]

Yeah, this was not really IT for me. I don't know, I did like her other series (Denazen, only not yet finished), but this a bit too immature for me ?

The plot was also a bit meh for me. I did like the concept, with different dimensions and how in general everything is alike but just a bit different.. but the whole story did not really give it all it could give I feel. She could have done much more with it.

I also did not really like the MC, like I said before, she was a bit to immature for me and I did not care for her. I did not really care for any of the characters to be honest and because of that I could not get into it. This took me so much longer to finish because of that...

But I did receive the second book on NetGalley.. So I'm curious enough to give it a try and hopefully it will appeal to me more. But this one.. 2.5 stars.

[Linda]

This review was originally posted on (un)Conventional Bookviews
Infinity had a premise that really intrigued me, but the execution left me wanting for much more...



I had high hopes for Infinity, because I truly love stories with alternate universes, mystery and strong characters who know how to make a sacrifice for the greater good. Kori, Noah,Cade and Dylan didn't really appeal to me much, though. And apart from what Noah and Cade were telling Kori, there was no actual alternate universe anywhere. And the artistic part of Kori that got me interested in her at the beginning was quickly put on the back-burner in order to get the main plot going. And the main plot was a little messy to say the least. And it made Kori less likeable because she thought she had this instant connection to Cade, and then she figured it had something to do with Kori in a different world, and then she felt the connection again. To say I rolled my eyes more than once would be going easy on this story.

As Infinity unfolded, I thought the clichés from YA fantasy novels were front and center more so than the actual story line and the plot. The characters were not well developed, and I was a bit disappointed because the alternate universe never happened. I was never really 'afraid' for the main character, even if she acted stupidly more than once, and her cock-sure confidence and jumping into things without truly thinking them through made me cringe. Plus, Kori's father was conveniently absent from home when she needed him the most. I found the overall story to be a bit superficial, and it would have intrigued me a lot more if more of the alternate worlds were part of the story, not only something Cade and Noah told Kori about.

Written in first person past tense from Kori's perspective, and also in third person point of view with an external narrator, Infinity was quite nicely pace, and a fast read. It seems I am in the minority when it comes to not loving Infinity, though, so don't take my word for it! Check out other reviews before you make up your own mind!



Dad was gone more than he was home. I used to hate it, but since Mom died, I found myself thankful. Not because I wanted him gone. I loved him. He loved me, too, I know that - even if we'd never fully understood each other.

Dad told me once that trust was a precious thing. It needed to be cultivated and earned. I agreed. These two hadn't cultivated anything other than fiction in the short time I'd known them, so trust wasn't really on the table. Yet there was something in Cade's eyes that sent chills racing up and down my spine.