How does memory constitute identity? What is it to be human? Such immense questions underlie much of the gripping drama in Stephanie Meyer's latest novel, The Host. Melanie, a protagonist of this psychological thriller, guides her other part using memories and her internal voice. She helps her other part to adapt to new challenging emotions, pains, and relationships. Trapped between two societies, they find themselves on a quest to find loved ones and learn who can be trusted. If you did not find any interest to read Meyer's Twilight series, than perhaps you were waiting for her to exhibit her talent in this science fiction novel that is likely to be the premiere of a new exciting series.
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This book is LONG...so be ready. I really liked it, though, and could picture it as a movie the entire time I read it. Stick with it if the beginning seems too weird and have an open mind, but a Sci/Fi lover should be okay with it. Note: I am NOT a sci/fi lover
