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Blurb from the author:
This is not your average book. It's not a book about the new boy in town. It's also not a book about a teen becoming closer to their parents. It's most definitely not a book about a world where flaws are widely accepted. This is a book about a society that has finally gone backwards. One where people who have never found a cure, have no choice but to help save their kind. The question is though, is it sane? Justus is a boy who can't control his thoughts. Alice is a girl who doesn't view the world as it appears. Cora is a girl with half a face, and Blake is a boy who never walks alone. All four of these people are different from many others; they don't seem think it is sane at all. Wonder along with them while they follow a man whom they all would have ran from in the past. In a place where it could only be best described as a freak show; or maybe even a circus.
Notes from Journey:
Dystopia is a weakness of mine, and when an author adds in mystery surrounding the characters themselves rather then the situation at hand, I get giddy like a little kid at Disney World.
The story starts with a supporting character, Dominic Reid, being introduced as he is abandoned by his heartless mom-ster (ba-dum, tsh) in what could only be described as a child-experimenting lab. According to Dominic's knowledge, the experiments are supposed to be voluntary, but of course an ulterior motive is ever-present within the unbecomingly sanitary halls of the facility.
maggieshine949 does an excellent job of setting up the story right from the very beginning and dragging the reader in with endless questions about Dominic, his friends and the world they live in, making the reader hungry for more. (As in, please- I want more!)
I urge anyone- not just dystopia fans- to check out "Freak Show Circus". Although it could just as easily be called "Freak Show Midway" 'cause we're in for a ride!
