INHUMAN by Kat Falls is a unique and exciting read. The setting is different from what I expected, but it is molded extremely well. The idea of 'manimals' as part of a virus is refreshing, and the almost Walking Dead-esque feel to the world beyond the wall makes for a powerful pace and plot. I especially like how it includes the right amount of science to fit the world, but not too much to go over your head.

While there is a love triangle in this story, it works very well for the characters. Everson, Rafe, and Lane build off of each other as characters in positive and negative ways, and romance is not the main focus of the story. Even so, there are several swoony moments between Lane and both guys that get your heart pounding and make for a nice touch.

My favorite part of this story is the twist on one of the antagonists. I didn't see it coming, but the highlight of how sometimes it's human nature that drives people crazy, not animal nature, gives the story a unique feel. The course of discovering the villain is logical, thrilling, and even frightening.

INHUMAN is a great read for anyone who enjoys dystopian-type worlds and fast paced plot. I highly enjoyed it, and I hope there is more to this series!

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