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Y, by Shane Jason Taylor
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For a human race on the cusp of extinction, breeders are the most prized men in the world. One in three thousand are born to the wealth, privilege and status of the position. A life in the lap of luxury, the chance to be anything and do whatever one wants, and all that’s required is to do one’s civic duty and aid in repopulating humanity. Of course, if you’re Rohan Mathews, that’s not going to be easy. As a student of the tower where breeder males are taught, kept and tended to, his greatest concerns are passing his classes, avoiding trouble with security, and of course keeping his secret relationship with best friend Kaden completely secret. After all, what use is a breeder who won’t breed? That ceases to matter when Rohan finds his mother wounded and on the run from security. When he’s handed a small flash drive and told to escape, keeping secrets and passing classes are the least of his troubles. All the while, the Overseer of the tower will stop at nothing to recover Rohan and his mother’s data. Against the Overseer and all her power, all Rohan has is his mind, his silver-tongued friend, and the warnings of his traitorous mother: Get out. Trust no one. RUN.
Y, by Shane Jason Taylor- Amazon Sales Rank: #1231309 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-11-10
- Released on: 2015-11-10
- Format: Kindle eBook
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Y - the good, the bad and the ugly. By Amazon Customer Set in a dystopian future where genetic tampering has made the vast majority of the male population sterile. Rohan is one of the select few living in luxury while he trains to father the next generation of humanity under the strict guiding hands of the United American Territories government. Unbeknownst to him, his mother had been keeping a few secrets and now he's caught up in a whirlwind while trying to flee a system that will stop at nothing to maintain the status quo.With his mother's encrypted data in hand, the only one he can trust is his brash boyhood friend, Kaden, who willingly goes with his friend to help him, but there's a heavy price to be paid by both boys for defying the powers that be.The good.The story itself is well written, doesn't bog down at any point and the action scenes are paced almost perfectly. The main protagonist is a complex character that I found myself rooting for despite the astronomical odds against him, and the setbacks he has to endure.The bad.There was a dark scene that was hard for me to stomach. I don't mean to imply that you should steer clear of the book because of that, but it was something that stuck with me for a long time.The ugly.Nothing ugly, would highly recommend to anyone that likes futuristic settings and underdogs fighting to overcome long odds. Oh, there is a homosexual relationship in the story, though ... so those with closed minds and delicate sensitivities about that might not like it. For the rest of us, the relationship is a key part of the story and really enhances it. (And there's nothing I would call pornographic in the least.)
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Book Review by Brandilyn By PrismBookAlliance 5 out of 5 StarsFor original review, please visit the Prism Book Alliance® blog online.I have a new author I will be watching in the coming months/years. I am eagerly anticipating the next installment in Rohan and Kaden’s saga. Together these two teenagers changed their world. But they still have so much work to do.Rohan and Kaden’s story is set in a future where the Y chromosome has undergone enough mutation to render the large majority of males infertile. Rohan and Kaden are both breeders. Two of a very elite group who aren’t. As men in general have become less and less useful in procreation, they have also become less and less well thought of. Society has essentially switched from the patriarchal society we know and loathe to a purely matriarchal one. What’s more the women in power have become corrupted by that power and will stop at nothing to ensure their role in society never changes.Kaden and Rohan are in love. A love that is forbidden them. More importantly, they are best friends and loyal to each other to the end of the world. They are each other’s everything after having both of their families ripped from them — under very different circumstances. In their world “breeders” are wards of the government. They are no longer sons. They are no longer allowed to be objects of affection. They are simply a dick and sperm and are considered a commodity. It about broke my heart when that commodity had to be used in their quest by someone unworthy.There are delightful twists and turns along the boys’ journey. There are heartbreaking moments and breath catching moments. There are pages that will keep you on the edge of your proverbial seat. Y is a fast paced, action filled adventure story set in a world at war. The entire story takes place over only about two days. 48 hours is all it takes for two teenagers to upend completely the world in which they live. The only world they have ever known.This is Taylor’s first novel. It has some rough spots that could be smoothed out with a good editor, but the story transcends those issues. I was never pulled from the page by them. That is everything to me. If you follow my reviews, you know I don’t give five stars lightly. That should tell you something about this story.There are themes in this novel that may make a few people uncomfortable. However, I never found them to be out of line for the story. Heartbreaking, yes, but necessary for the message the author was trying to convey.This is not a romance. Don’t think for a second it is. This is a young adult science fiction novel, and hopefully the start of a series that can take LGBT fiction into the mainstream.After you finish Y, the author has an equally fantastic prequel available on his Wattpad for free [...]. I recommend reading Y first, however, because the prequel contains a few spoilers for Y that are better experienced from Rohan’s point of view first.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. wonderfully fast paced roller coaster of wonder! By Aaron Marcus Whoa where do I even begin? This was a wonderfully fast paced roller coaster of wonder!I am not usually a huge fan of the fast paced Sci-fi genre being more of a fantasy reader in habit, but a good friend of mine told me I should read it and so I did… I've got to say this was a pleasant surprise. I read this book front to back in one sitting. That speaks volumes in itself.In the beginning it teases you with the prospect of being your normal day to day page out of the life about a normal teenager with normal teenager problems…And then, before you can blink you’re in freefall.The story just pulls you immediately into its depths and refuses to let go. You will feel like a part of this world, you will become attached to its characters. You will laugh with them, cry with them, and yell with/at them. And when you reach that dreaded last page you will yell at the book itself for not being longer, and then go find the novelette prequel the author wrote just like I did =)
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