More of my reviews at Secrets of Lost Words.Rating: C+Dualed sounded awesome in the synopsis and it also has a kickass cover. It was something I thought I would like so I picked it up. Kersh is a world where you have you and your Alt. When someone activates your code, you have to kill your Alt in on...
Due to copy and paste, formatting has been lost.I wasn't impressed with Dualed. Even today, just eight hours after finishing this book, I don't have much to say about it. It was just boring. That pretty much sums up all of my problems.The main characters, West and Chord were mediocre at best. I didn...
* Originally Posted @ ReadingDiva's Blog - Rating 3.5 *REVIEW: When I came across this book on NetGalley I was very excited. I liked the description and I was looking forward to a read that had somewhat the same theme as the Hunger Game. Survival at all cost. Dualed is set in a society in which ev...
Dualed introduces us to a world that has been ravaged by war and a city that has managed to close itself off as a safe haven, but the price for this is extremely high. Everyone is expected to be the best solider they can be just in case something happens to that wall that protects them, and so the c...
4.5/5 StarsFresh ideas and worlds are getting harder and harder to come by in YA dystopian books, but Elsie Chapman's Dualed offers readers a suspenseful and action-packed story with an intriguing premise.In a war torn future, the city of Kersh is a small safe haven and in this city every citizen ha...
Check out more of my reviews on Books As You Know ItDualed was a thrilling read! Elsie Chapman has created a new twist to the concept of "survival of the fittest" in which you and your Alt fight to the deatg. I didn't really understand how the whole twin thing worked and it wasn't really explained i...
Well now here's a dystopian that has something to offer. It reminded me of Insurgent and Blood Red Road, and even Legend. We have a young impulsive heroine who has some priorities and the maturity to put her emotions aside to accomplish them. OK, not really your realistic 15-year old, but this is...
In Dualed, we are brought into Kersh: a city-state in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity has been left infertile. The Board - the governing body - somehow has managed to find a way to create/grow human clones in labs two at a time. Every set of twins (or Alts) are separated at birth (hatching?)...
Dualed introduces us to a world that has been ravaged by war and a city that has managed to close itself off as a safe haven, but the price for this is extremely high. Everyone is expected to be the best solider they can be just in case something happens to that wall that protects them, and so the c...
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