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 I really quite enjoyed reading this story. I thought the angle of orphans/foster kids being picked up of the street for experimentation against a decease that only targets teens was a fascinating new angle. I was a little less charmed by the way it was written, as well as the randomly changing points of view. 
 The story, however, is action packed. The conspiracy that takes place that Noa and Peter uncover is (as far as conspiracy theories are concerned) a believable one. On the other hand, a love square is created. Yep, I said square: the two main characters seem to like each other (the predictability!), but they each also like another person. This was a bit childish in my opinion. At least in a triangle there's only one person who can't make up their mind.