Premise:
Martyr—otherwise known as Jason 3:3—is one of hundreds of clones kept in a remote facility called Jason Farms. Told that he has been created to save humanity, Martyr has just one wish before he is scheduled to “expire” in less than a month. To see the sky. Abby Goyer may have just moved to Alaska, but she has a feeling something strange is going on at Jason Farms, where her father works. But even this smart, confident girl could never have imagined what lies beneath a simple barn. Or what would happen when a mysterious boy shows up at her door, asking about the stars.
I read a lot of books. I can’t review them all, but this one was certainly worth a review. If you’re into mysteries, thrillers, romance novels, what have you… this is the book for you.
Since this is not a ‘guys only’ blog, (much less a ‘girls only’ blog) not everyone is going to appreciate both sides. Yes, it is a thriller/mystery, technically. Yes it is a romance novel. Yes, you should read it even if you typically don’t like one of the two genres. It will give you an appreciation for the other. There may be some overly-sensitive girls who will be offended by the more violent/scary/mature content and there may be some underly-sensitive guys who will be offended by the romance. If you’re one of those, my advice is not, “Don’t read this book.” rather it is “Get a life and read the book.”
Moving on.
There were a couple of really awkward parts in Replication that made me laugh like an idiot. Very amusing. Imagine a romance novel where the guy knows as much about girls as a 2 year old. You’re welcome.
I would recommend the book to anyone over 15. I’d give it 5 out of 5 stars. Get the book!
A note to blog readers who are fed up with me not posting… EVER. I’m coming back. I promise. In fact, this site will be changing drastically in a couple months.
– L8on




Enter Blender. Blender is commonly used as an acceptable substitute to Autodesk software. And with the new 2.5+ releases, it’s gotten quite the publicity and acclaim. The new user interface is insanely easier to use (once you are used to it) than it ever was. It has been said that anything that Autodesk software can do, Blender can. Could Autodesk… be afraid of Blender?



One of the huge questions out there has been:


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