I received a copy of The Fearless from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for a review. the Fearless will freak you out, and keep you on the edge of your seat. I’ve been looking forward to hearing more from Emma since loving ACID last year, and though I think ACID is probably my favourite of her two books, The Fearless is definitely worth reading if you loved ACID or if you’re a dystopian fan! Emma Pass’ début novel was already dark and terrifying, and I didn’t think her next book could get scarier, but it did. Overall, The Fearless was a really great second book from Emma Pass. I have a tendency to really dislike love triangles, but I was okay-ish with this one! It was a little bit predictable, but I really grew attached to one of the love interests. Emma Pass has expertly crafted another loveable, kick-butt heroine! There’s a… slight love triangle… but I coped with it. I was terrified for her, but she was a strong protagonist throughout. The Fearless felt like a really original dystopian it’s got that zombie invasion feel, but at the same time, it’s linked to the military and soldier serums and it’s really unique- I haven’t read anything like it!Ĭass is a great main character- we see her grow a lot within the first few chapters- where we see her become a teenager intent on finding her brother, from a ten year old girl watching in horror as the Fearless rip her world to shreds. The world building in The Fearless is awesome: I could really visualise this post-apocalyptic, almost, world- where England and (so far as we know!) the globe has been destroyed by a rapidly growing, almost zombie-ish army. I made the stupid mistake of reading the prologue before I went to sleep. The Fearless begins with a completely scary prologue, where ten year old Cass and her parents experience the Invasion and are forced to risk everything and leave everything behind to get to a safe place: an island called Hope. Ever since I found out Emma had written a new book, I’d been really excited, so I did a little dance when I got the chance to read this on Netgalley! My Review: I really loved ACID by Emma Pass last year. All Cass has left is her little brother – and when Jori is snatched by the Fearless and taken to their hellish lair, Cass must risk everything to get him back.

And as the Fearless sweep through the country, forcing the serum on anyone in their path, society becomes a living nightmare.Ĭass remembers the night they passed through her village. Intended as a force for good, the serum has a terrible side-effect – anyone who takes it is stripped of all humanity, empathy, love.

An army, powered by an incredible new serum that makes each soldier stronger, sharper, faster than their enemies. Published 24th April 2014 by Corgi Books.

Acid by Emma Pass