Extraordinary Means Lib/E (CD-Audio)

from DarkFaerieTales

Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales Quick & Dirty: A touching love story, which made me recount my own blessings. Opening Sentence: My first night at Latham House, I lay awake in my narrow, gabled room in Cottage 6 wondering how many had people died in it. The Review: Given the hype around The F...

from acargile

I listened to this novel because it was part of Audiobook Sync this summer; it wasn't what I expected. It's been a long time since a disease has created fear and an urgency for scientists to find a cure and a vaccine. In this novel, tuberculosis is back--completely resistant to medicine. Those wh...

from christinegrabowski

I listened to this book which alternated POV chapters. I definitely preferred the male voice to the female voice. It was an interesting concept, and it held my interest (often I get distracted with audiobooks). I felt the characters were well developed and made me want to root for them. Although ...

from Perednia

Lane has put himself on the fast track during his high school career -- AP, power electives, creating clubs that will look good on his Stanford application. That life is rudely interrupted when he goes to a most exclusive private school, one where homework is frowned upon, eating as much as possi...

from brandileigh2003

3.5 (liked it a lot) I wanted to read Extraordinary Means because the subject of teens dealing with illnesses always catches my eye. The idea of that diseases can resurface and be resistant to treatment is a nightmare but one that I would love to see explored in a story. The two main characters L...