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Fibers (The Infiltration Trilogy Book 1)... Anna Reynolds is a very sick woman. She has fibers coming out of sores on her body. These fibers or string are different colors and she pulls them out with tweezers. She also has nightmares of shadow people. Anna has kept her sickness a secret not telling anyone. She thinks that if she goes around tell everybody they will think that she is crazy and that is just what happens when she finally decides to go to the hospital and get help. She gets help alright when she wakes up in the mental ward.

After she is finally released she finds out that she is stuck right in the middle of a conspiracy. The more she learns of her disease the deeper she becomes entangled in this conspiracy. The deeper she gets the more scared she becomes of the shadow people and what they can and will do to her and her friends. But hopefully with the help of her friends Anna will figure out what is happening to her and maybe find a cure for her disease and why she became a target in their plans.

Fibers was a very interesting read. I enjoyed the story and world that the author created in Fibers. I really loved all of the characters and following Anna on her journey to finding out what was wrong with her and going along on their little escapades. Fibers is unlike anything that I have read before. I can’t wait for the next book to find out more about Anna and the rest of the characters and what adventures they will take us on next. If you love a good mystery with a little science fiction on the side then you will love Fibers. It will definitely keep you on your toes wondering what is going to happen next.

Fibers (Infiltration Trilogy, #1) - Jenn... This book literally had my skin crawling. In the book Anna Reynolds skin is breaking out with sores that itch and take forever to heal. At times there are red and blue fibers coming from the sores. She also feel like things are crawling under the skin. She decides to go to the hospital and have the fibers analyzed in the lab instead she is tossed into the psychiatric ward. While in the hospital she meets a doctor who is studying her condition as it is happening all over. They give the disease a name but no one knows where it cam from, how it started, and there is no cure for it. Anna agrees to being a test subject so to speak. Now it is up to Anna, the doctor, and her friends to figure out what this disease and try and save Anna. And also uncover the secret inter-dimensional government agreement along the way.

This really is a intense book it's probably not for the really squeamish. It does grab you and drag you in holding you with the little blue and red fibers.

This is my first book by Jennifer-Crystal Johnson. I really liked her writing style an they way she kept me on the edge of my seat throughout the book. I love how her descriptions are to the point instead of filling you with a bunch or stuff you that really has nothing to do with this story or anything else for that matter. I really liked her characters. She has done a great job of really bringing them all to life. I also loved the way that she wrote this story well enough to make you wonder if this could actually happen.

I was given my copy of this book in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.