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Original Title:	Illusive
ISBN:	0316254568 (ISBN13: 9780316254564)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Illusive #1
Characters:	Ciere Giba, Devon Lyre, Kit Copperfield, Daniel Burkhart, Magnus Fugare, Aristeus, Alan Fiacre

Illusive (Illusive #1)

Emily Lloyd-Jones

Hardcover | Pages: 406 pages

Rating: 3.71 | 3249 Users | 531 Reviews

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Title	:	Illusive (Illusive #1)
Author	:	Emily Lloyd-Jones
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 406 pages
Published	:	July 15th 2014 by Little, Brown and Company
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Fantasy. Dystopia. Comics. Superheroes. Paranormal. Fiction

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THEY ARE YOUNG.

THEY ARE CRIMINALS.

THEY ARE IMMUNE.

When the MK virus swept across the planet, a vaccine was created to stop the epidemic, but it came with some unexpected side effects. A small percentage of the population developed superhero-like powers, and Americans suffering from these so-called adverse effects were given an ultimatum: Serve the country or be declared a traitor.

Some people chose a third option: live a life of crime.

Seventeen-year-old Ciere Giba has the handy ability to change her appearance at will. She's what's known as an illusionist. She's also a thief. After crossing a gang of mobsters, Ciere must team up with a group of fellow superpowered criminals on a job that most would have considered impossible: a hunt for the formula that gave them their abilities. It was supposedly destroyed years ago - but what if it wasn't?

Government agents are hot on their trail, and the lines between good and bad, us and them, and freedom and entrapment are blurred as Ciere and the rest of her crew become embroiled in a deadly race that could cost them their lives.

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HOLY CRAP YES!!!!ILLUSIVE is one of the most incredible books I have EVER read. This book blew me away. The writing style, the pacing, the plot, the characters...the INCREDIBLE concept. Everything about ILLUSIVE was top notch. I was shocked that Emily Lloyd-Jones was a debut author. ILLUSIVE was written like a movie. I would not be surprised if, in the next few years, it found a place on the big screen. In this futuristic thriller, the world has been saved from a plague by a new drug. But a side

My first impression upon finishing this book was, That's all that happened? It's not by any means a bad book, and some people might like it for what it is, and I clearly thought it was "okay" given the two star rating, but after over a week later, I barely remember what happened until I read the summary again.What we're lacking in Illusive is both character development and plot. We see characters with special abilities because of some freak vaccine that was meant for curing a disease, and we see

This is so much better written than I was expecting, and the construction of the story with character revelations is expertly done. In a debut novel. Super impressive. A few niggles linger, but overall I really enjoyed it.I've seen some people call this a superhero novel. I disagree. Yes, the folks in this book have acquired superpowers as a result of a rushed-to-market vaccine, but superhero fiction requires a bit more than that. There are a host of tropes necessary to tip a story into that

This book was awesome, I'm always a fan of books where the main character has superpowers and this one did not disappoint. I truly can't think of much to say because I enjoyed this book so much. Ciere's short-sightedness was a little annoying at times but other than that, this was a fun, up-all-night read. I can't wait for the next installment!

*swoons* The characters. The writing. The superpowers. The conflicts. I have a massive crush on this book.

This book, for me, was extremely, extremely hard to get through. From the very first page I didnt like Ciere. She was weak willed and stupid; her mistakes and blunders caused people their lives. For a thief she was incredibly stupid, acted selfishly, lacked common sense and a good sense of her surroundings and was constantly causing trouble for characters that I actually liked. She lacked the confidence one has to possess to be a good crooked character (example Kat from Heist Society). She didnt

A bit disappointed. Illusive has almost all it takes to be a great book. Almost. The biggest problem: flat characters. I couldn't bring myself to care for these characters. The main character, Ciere, is so stupid that she made me want to weep, I'm not kidding. I wanted to put on my best Sheldon-Cooper-face and tell her how stupid and oblivious she was. It has been a while since I actually loathed a female protagonist so much and I didn't expect to hate Ciere, because young criminals are my