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Taylor hacks. Winston steals. Izzy promotes. Myth builds. Lou fights. Their school Willow Prep, isn't safe. Someone is after their talents. How deep does the conspiracy go? Who is really in comman The kids at Willow Prep are the best of the best. The lucky ones. They are also the targets of a plot to use mind control technology embedded in digital devices to manipulate world leaders. Five exceptional teens, each with a distinctly unusual, if entirely mundane gift, band together to form the Willow Society and fight the conspiracy they discover. But as bright as they are, they don't know everything. Like whom to trust. Whom to target. Or whom to fear. It could be anyone. "The Willow Society" is the riveting first novel in the YA trilogy "Taking Command," taking real life possibilities and wondering what happens if the smartest among us decide those technologies belong to them. And only them.
The Willow Society
Book 1
of
Taking Command
Roxy: I found the book to be very interesting, he developed the characters well. And as one reads, its easy to associate with them. Though like the author himself said. He could have portrayed Tank's limited reasoning abilities better. Making him Cheat on the one girl who truly loved him was a little ...
Dragon mama: This story is almost written as if it was translated to English from a different language but something is lost in translation. There are many grammatical mistakes and constant misspelling of the main characters names. The plot is interesting and it could be a great book but needs intensive editing.
