REVIEW: Defector (Variants #2) by Susanne Winnacker

Series: Variants #2
Published by Hodder Children's Books on 7th August 2014
Pages: 312
Source: *Received from Publisher in exchange for an honest review*
Tessa has made peace with her life as a Variant. She and longtime love Alec are officially a couple, and for the first time, she has everything she wants.
But the air is tense at FEA headquarters. An agent has disappeared and rogue Variant organization Abel's Army is likely the culprit.
When Tessa is summoned for her second mission, she is unexpectedly launched into a massive conspiracy. Her best friend Holly is kidnapped, and Tessa knows it was meant to be her. But who is after her? And more importantly, why?
When the FEA's efforts to rescue Holly don't yield results, Tessa takes matters into her own hands. Desperate to save her friend and uncover the mystery behind Abel's Army, Tessa launches her own investigation - but nothing could prepare her for what she finds.
Finding the truth will take her out on the road and out of her comfort zone, with danger lurking at every turn. Summoning all of her courage and strength, Tessa must decide who can be trusted and what is worth fighting for. Her final decision will leave readers breathless.

'Did you tell your parents?'
'Oh yes. I thought I had done magic and was convinced I'd get a letter to Hogwarts in no time.' His chest shook under my head as he chuckled. 'My parents thought I was exaggerating. They stopped reading me Harry Potter that evening.'
Defector by Susanne Winnacker, Paperback page 219
The plot of this novel was completely unexpected, it took you in directions you never expected. I also loved the spin on the background characters, how they were secretly involved and you never knew, alongside the world outside of the FEA headquarters. There is action, danger and suspense, alongside an adorable friendship that will have you cheering like cheerleader.
Defector is certainly a must-read for all, especially X-Men fans as their abilities will leave you stunned. Thrillingly engaging with edge-of-your-seat moments, Defector will certainly make your jaw drop alongside being deliciously page-turning and addictive, you won't be able to turn the pages fast enough.
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