A genetically engineered bird-girl escapes an illegal laboratory. Everyone she comes in contact with is killed, until she meets veteranarian Frannie. With the help of FBI agent Kit Harding, they save the day, and humanity at the same time.

The action sequences... the author knows how to keep you on the edge of your seat.

That there were so many chapters! Many were only one page long, and I thought that it was excessive.

in wonder of what genetic engineering was really up to. This book had great theories.

confused me with its characters having similar names. It was a pretty good twist at the end though.

it's fast reading, and the story is good if you're into the sci-fi stuff.

I didn't understand what the title had to do with it. Also, it needed more action, less dialogue.

All in all it was an ok book. Not something I'd read again. More like a book to read just to pass the time while you're waiting for a better book.

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