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Whisper by Lynette Noni

“Lengard is a secret government facility for extraordinary people,” they told me.

I believed them. That was my mistake.

There isn’t anyone else in the world like me.

I’m different. I’m an anomaly. I’m a monster. 


For two years, six months, fourteen days, eleven hours and sixteen minutes, Subject Six-Eight-Four — ‘Jane Doe’ — has been locked away and experimented on, without uttering a single word.

As Jane’s resolve begins to crack under the influence of her new — and unexpectedly kind — evaluator, she uncovers the truth about Lengard’s mysterious ‘program’, discovering that her own secret is at the heart of a sinister plot … and one wrong move, one wrong word, could change the world.


I have one word to say about this book: WOW! This book was absolutely fantastic. I was intrigued about the characters, the setting and the plot from the very first page. It was an amazing YA novel which was a bit dystopian and fantastical while still being entirely realistic! This book has the perfect mix of romance, suspense, friendship and horror and I devoured this book in two sittings. I loved the fast moving pace, and the characters were all fabulous. It took a long time to seperate the goodies from the baddies and there was lots of exciting twists and turns. I cannot wait to read the second book!

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