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Gambit

Gambit
By: C.L. Denault

             
 I am a little  obsessed  with this book, Gambit makes you want to read it over and over again from begging to end, casting some sort of spell over you binding you to every word on every last page. I cannot wait for book 2 if this is how amazing book one was, it has a great story, outstanding cover art and great writing. I highly recommend.

Its about:

In Earth’s battle-ridden future, humans have evolved. Those with extraordinary skills rise to power and fame. Those without live in poverty.
Sixteen-year-old Willow Kent believed she was normal. But when a genetically-advanced military officer shows up in her village and questions her identity, long-buried secrets begin to emerge. With remarkable skills and a shocking genetic code the Core and its enemies will do anything to obtain, Willow suddenly finds the freedom she craves slipping through her fingers. Greed, corruption, and genetic tampering threaten every aspect of her existence as she’s thrust, unwilling, into the sophisticated culture of the elite Core city. To ensure peace, she must leave the past behind, marry a man she’s never met, and submit to the authority of a relentless officer with a hidden agenda of his own.
Her life has become a dangerous game. How much will she sacrifice in order to win?

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