Author: Nicole Sobon

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Nov 19

{Review+Giveaway} Deprogrammed by Nicole Sobon

Be sure to check out the rest of the tour Welcome to my stop on the Deprogrammed blog tour Deprogrammed is the second book in the Program 13 series. If you are new to the series, check out my review of the first book, Program 13 HERE Title: Deprogrammed by Nicole Sobon Genre: Paranormal Publication Date: August 4th 2013 Age Group: Young Adult Series: The Emile Reed Chronicles #2 Source: ecopy from Author Summary: Every choice that you make has a consequence. When Emile Reed went back to Vesta Corp to save her loved ones, she’d been deprogrammed. Thirteen had regained control, forcing her to become a prisoner inside of her own body. She has been left to live alongside Thirteen, able to hear everything that occurs around her, but unable to react…until she sees him. He reawakens her past and gives Emile the strength she needs to overpower Thirteen. Having regained control of her body and her mind, Emile now has to face the fact that her past decisions have… Read more »

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Jul 18

{Review+Giveaway} Program 13 by Nicole Sobon

Welcome to my stop on the Program 13 blog tour Be sure to check out the rest of the tour Program 13 by Nicole Sobon Publication date: August 15th 2012 Genre: Young Adult Science Fiction – 15+ Series: Program 13 #1 Source: ecopy from author Synopsis: Two identities. One Body.17-year-old Emile Reed, may have died, but she isn’t dead. Her body now belongs to Program Thirteen, where her every thought, every movement, is controlled. Until Emile begins to find her way back inside of Thirteen’s core, where she manages to fend off Thirteen’s programming to reclaim the life that she lost. But Charles McVeigh, the owner of Vesta Corp, isn’t willing to let Thirteen go. And he will stop at nothing to reclaim control of Thirteen’s programming. Because without her, McVeigh has nothing. What makes you human? I think what I liked most about Program 13 is that it is so different than the books that I have been reading lately. I’ve been so into new adult contemporary romances that sometimes… Read more »