Fractured: Book Two in the Slated Trilogy

Ā· Slated Book 2 Ā· Sold by Penguin
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In the second installment of the dystopian Slated trilogy, Kyla’s forgotten past begins to intrude on a disturbing future that is starting to feel all too real.

ā€œOne of the most brilliant, mind-blowing, clever books I have ever read . . . Amazing. Absolutely amazing.ā€ā€”The Guardian

ā€œThe romance and politics keep [the] suspense ratcheted up. . . . Intriguing—readers will be on tenterhooks for the next one.ā€ā€”Kirkus Reviews

In a world full of danger, who can you trust?

Ever since she woke up in the hospital with her memory erased, Kyla has been different from other Slateds, questioning things she shouldn’t. And now something has cracked open inside her: Fragments of memories show she’s capable of violence, and might have done anything before she was Slated.

Kyla longs to find out what happened to her Slated friend Ben, but the Lorders won’t hand over the information she so desperately wants without a price. Caught in the middle of a tug-of-war between dangerous adversaries, Kyla must work out where she stands before it is too late. In a world that seeks to control her, every move is a gamble, and nothing—not even her own memories—can be trusted.
In the second installment of the dystopian Slated trilogy, Kyla’s forgotten past begins to intrude on a disturbing future that is starting to feel all too real. ā€œOne of the most brilliant, mind-blowing, clever books I have ever read . . . Amazing. Absolutely amazing.ā€ā€”The Guardian ā€œThe romance ...

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78 reviews
Jacqueline
June 8, 2019
Like the first book this one has a slow start and can be somewhat tedious. The main character has a tremendous amount of angst and does a lot of second-guessing and inner monologues. The only reason I'm reading the third book is because this book gets better for the last 20 pages. All three books are very short in length, in fact they could have been two books but then they couldn't have gotten more money out of me LOL. At any rate, I'm plowing forward
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Tebria McCarroll
September 28, 2014
I loved the first and the second is even better. I'm on my second time reading the first so amazing description, and the tone is great. Searched for this book for a year and a half. It was totally worth looking for
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Rebekah Taylor
October 8, 2014
An awesome dystopian series, but is still unique. Most new dystopian trilogies are all basically the same, but this one has its own twists and unique aspects that really make it outstanding. I HIGHLY recommended it.
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About the author

Teri Terry, Canadian by birth, has lived in France, Canada, Australia and England, at more addresses than she can count. She’s been a scientist, lawyer, optometrist and business manager, and worked in high schools and libraries, with writing and stories always humming along in the background. Because moving constantly has kept her on the outside looking in much of her life, she has an obsession with characters who don’t belong or find themselves in unfamiliar places. Slated was her first novel, and she recently completed a research MA on the depiction of terrorism in young-adult literature. She lives in Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom.
Teri Terry, Canadian by birth, has lived in France, Canada, Australia and England, at more addresses than she can count. She’s been a scientist, lawyer, optometrist and business manager, and worked in high schools and libraries, with writing and stories always humming along in the background. Bec...

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