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A review by nfletchwilliams
Failsafe by Anela Deen
5.0
*Spoiler-free*
Failsafe is so much fun to read. Our FMC, Sol establishes herself strong right from the start of the book. She's charming, funny and is proactive throughout the story. Her budding friendship with the male lead, Echo also offers tons of laughs and warms your heart. Their relationship is my favorite part of Failsafe and kept me engaged throughout. I felt connected to both of them at the end.
The plot is also very enjoyable. It's fast paced and the pages turn very easily from the very beginning, but it's not too fast paced so the stakes and conflicts can be savored and enjoyed. Sol and Echo are very good drivers of the plot and are satisfying to read.
The setting is placed in a computer-based world, it's fleshed out and nuanced, creating a fascinating portrayal of what it'd be like to live here.
Overall, I think Failsafe has a great range for target audience and honestly anyone can enjoy it. Adults and YA will both find something for them.
Failsafe is so much fun to read. Our FMC, Sol establishes herself strong right from the start of the book. She's charming, funny and is proactive throughout the story. Her budding friendship with the male lead, Echo also offers tons of laughs and warms your heart. Their relationship is my favorite part of Failsafe and kept me engaged throughout. I felt connected to both of them at the end.
The plot is also very enjoyable. It's fast paced and the pages turn very easily from the very beginning, but it's not too fast paced so the stakes and conflicts can be savored and enjoyed. Sol and Echo are very good drivers of the plot and are satisfying to read.
The setting is placed in a computer-based world, it's fleshed out and nuanced, creating a fascinating portrayal of what it'd be like to live here.
Overall, I think Failsafe has a great range for target audience and honestly anyone can enjoy it. Adults and YA will both find something for them.