To keep her safe, there is no other option than for the family to move and change their identities. We find out exactly what Tori experienced after returning back to earth, and the hounding she starts experiencing calls from a genetics lab, and Constable Deckard on her case.

With the help of flashbacks, Quicksilver's beginning overlaps Ultraviolet's end. But with the sudden return of Sebastian Faraday, it seems that Tori might not be as safe from the space station and experimentation she escaped from as she expected. The DNA tested showed anomolies, and Constable Deckard wants answers. Tori, now Niki, is escaping her past while she was missing, the police tried to look for her by using hair from her hair brush and took samples of the blood from Alison's ring from when she hit her. From Amazon UKĪfter reading Ultraviolet - despite the fact that I read it so I could read Quicksilver for LGBTQ YA Month - I knew I had to read it's sequel! Ultraviolet was just so utterly gripping, and Quicksilver is exactly the same!Īfter the events of Ultraviolet, Tori has moved from her home in Subury. The compelling follow-up to the bestselling ULTRAVIOLET, this psychological thriller will take your breath away.

Read no further if you're planning on reading this series and don't want it spoilt for you.Īlso, I cannot discuss the LGBTQ themes within this story without spoiling it, so, again, do not read any further if you don't want this book spoilt for you. Anderson - WARNING! I cannot review this book without spoiling the first in the series.

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