Name: Unison Spark
ISBN: 9780805092936

Andy Marino

Fifteen-year-old Mistletoe lives in the sub-canopy zone amid poverty and outdated technology, but when she meets Ambrose Truax, the privileged sixteen-year-old heir to the Unison empire and they discover they share a sinister link, they begin a frightening journey into the uncharted territory of the Unison 3.0 upgrade.

Unison Spark

Lynn Braden

Unison Spark is a total disappointment for me. The premise of the story sounded promising - a dystopian society where one social network consumes almost everyone's time; so much so that Unison has become the only company in charge of all social networking, but that's where the story gets hazy. Ambrose and Mistletoe live in different parts of the city. Ambrose is the product of a wealthy family that pretty much runs Unison, but Mistletoe lives in a depressed part of the city that doesn't even have good cell coverage. They come together when Mistletoe's guardian is killed trying to save Ambrose from a threat that is never really made clear. Eventually Mistletoe and Ambrose work together to try to solve the mystery of their connection and the growing threat of the Unison network. Throughout the book, it was hard to figure out what was happening with the social network, how they made their money, and how Ambrose and his father were connected to the Unison company. I didn't enjoy the book and had trouble getting through it. A real disappointment.

Unison Spark

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