Review:
Crash by J.A Henderson
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OUP
Oxford, 2008.
What do a missing oil rig, a Romany, fishing boats, memory loss and the
Tay Bridge have in common? Well, nothing, until the day that Bobby's
dad, Gordon, passes out when they're stuck on a train and see a worker
fall to his death from the bridge. Gordon wakes up believing he is
someone called Dodd Pollen, 15, and hunted by the police.
At first, Bobby thinks it's great. He can do what he wants, when he
wants. However, his dad's confusion becomes paranoia, and Bobby turns
to his friend Mary and her grandma for help.
When a stranger comes looking for Gordon, informing him that his
Lazarus Project, a disaster prediction that he can't remember anything
about has become a reality, he decided to leave his son in case his
presence could cause him any harm. Bobby and Mary go to find him, and
Mary's grandma follows. Meanwhile, all hell breaks loose and a tsunami
floods part of Scotland.
This is a great book, and was not what I expected at all. If you enjoy
Artemis Fowl and any Alex Rider style books, you will love this!
Nikki Heath
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