Friday 56 #9 – Daughter of Nothing by Eric Kent Edstrom

The Friday 56 hosted by Freda’s Voice.

The only rules are to grab a book (any book), turn to page 56 or 56% in your eReader and find any sentence, or a few (no spoilers) that grabs you and post it.

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Daughter of Nothing by Eric Kent Edstrom


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“I seem to recall you have the key to the pit and the remote control for the front gate.”

“Say I broke down the door to the medical ward and wheeled Vaughn out onto the quad. Say I let Humphrey out and opened the front gate. Where would you go with them?”

(56% on Kindle)

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BLURB

Few people even know that the Scion School exists. Tucked away on a private Caribbean island, the school is host to thirty-six exceptionally gifted students, all orphans. They train and study every day to prepare themselves for an immense responsibility, to lead humankind back from the brink of extinction.

At least, that’s what they’ve been told.

Among the thirty-six is Jacey, 17, one of four Scions in the Eagle class. She is the favorite of the 93-year-old headmaster, Dr. Carlhagen. But when Jacey overhears a conversation between a strange visitor and one of the school’s first graduates, she learns a stunning fact about her future. One that Dr. Carlhagen has kept from all the Scions.

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13 thoughts on “Friday 56 #9 – Daughter of Nothing by Eric Kent Edstrom

    • I am skimming over it, but my notes are pretty helpful. I just want to wait a little longer while I try and get this email SHIT taken care of.

    • I was a bit confused as I read, but when it hit me what was really going on I was nodding, saying yep, I should have seen that coming. Eric’s books are great at taking me to a new place and amazing me with his stories.

    • I like the cover too and it is a very interesting read. Erik manages to come up with scenarios that make me stretch my imagination.

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