Micro, by
Michael Crichton and Richard Preston, is a
science fiction novel around a micro-universe too small to be seen by the naked
eye, but so deadly it can't be ignored. Three men dead in a locked Honolulu
building found with fine, razor-sharp cuts covering the bodies, but they showed
sign of any effort in killing one another. Seven graduate students in
Cambridge, Massachusetts, are invited to Nanigen MicroTechnologies all the way
in Hawaii. One of the graduates, Peter, gets a text message from his brother
who is the co-leader of Nanigen asking him not to come right before his death.
Once, all the graduates arrive in Hawaii they take a tour around Nanigen when
things get destructive when Peter gets assaulted by Drake (Owner of Nanigen)
after knowing too much about their company.
This book was very well written, and I loved to read this
book for countless reasons. There was always twists in the plot which kept me
thinking throughout the whole story. The characters were the bulk of why I
enjoyed this novel so much, they all had different personalities, thoughts, and
jokes that were hilarious and clever. I would recommend this book to readers
who like nature or science fiction.
Reviewed by Anonymous, Grade 9
Montrose Library
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