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Phantom | Leo Hunt

2 posts | 3 read

Sixteen-year-old thief and hacker Nova makes just enough to live on leeching from the corpsmen that live in the spires 400 storeys above the forgotten undercity slums she calls home. So when infamous anti-corp hacker The Moth offers Nova a huge sum to infiltrate and steal something from the biggest corp of all, Bliss Inc. - manufacturer of the neural implants that allow everyone in the spires continuous metanet access - she jumps at the chance. But what is the dark secret Bliss Inc. is hiding and why does The Moth want to get his hands on it so badly?

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Phantom | Leo Hunt

so-so

3/5 🌕🌕🌕🌑🌑

It had a strong beginning but the middle and ending was rushed. The romance was rushed.

#youngadult

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Phantom | Leo Hunt

pick

Leo Hunt‘s YA SF thriller is an exciting, pacey affair that‘s packed with interesting ideas about how far technology will literally take over our lives and how inequality could be compounded and embedded in society and although I found the antagonist to be a little two dimensional after the final twist, I would still definitely check out any sequel.

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