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The Modified Blueprint
by Kellyn Thompson
Series: Unexpected Inlander #2
Series Rating:
on February 7, 2021
Genres: Dystopian Romantic Suspense Mystery
Pages: 348
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Also in this series: The Unexpected Inlander
The mission seemed straightforward:
Get in.
Get the Cipher.
Get out.
But the Cipher is just the beginning.
Having achieved the highest status in the agency, Chris is settling into his new position as a boss when one of his agents discovers an item for sale on the black market. She believes it is called the "Cipher" and that it is highly sought after by the opposition.
When Chris proposes opening a new mission to retrieve this "Cipher" before it reaches the enemy, the agency suggests a plan that will put his new position of authority—and his marriage—to the test.
With only days to prepare, he is sent back into the field to work undercover in the ominous Purebred Communities. Once inside, he quickly learns that the official reports were misleading and that the contained society is far more dangerous than he had been led to believe.
Fortunately, his extensive training and experience has already prepared him for the unexpected. He is prepared for the unknown and prepared to find the Cipher.
But nothing can prepare him for the truth.
In this gripping sequel to The Unexpected Inlander, Chris sees firsthand the inner workings of a contained society, confronts the leader of an intricate criminal network, and uncovers unfathomable information about the past.
The Modified Blueprint by Kellyn Thompson is a fabulous second installment in this futuristic world.
Will Cameron get the needed information before she is stuck in the Purebred settlement?
Chris and Cameron Rockford
Chris is doing well in his new position as one of the chiefs. However, when one of his team stumbles upon a lead, Cameron is asked to help the country out. Cameron will be placed in a Purebred Settlement, and Cameron won’t be able to help her. Many things could go wrong, and the Presidents have made it clear that if Cameron gets sick, she must stay in the settlement. They get first-hand knowledge of the Purebred system, and even though they get everything they need, it is not a good way to live.
The Cipher
The cipher is a possible copy of the Modified Blueprint. If that were to fall into Mexico’s hands, they could create a virus to kill all the modified humans living in the Sectors. Cameron is extremely well educated on things before the war and after the war. So, she has an unusual outlook that most her age doesn’t have. However, Chris is also smart enough to question things presented to him even when they go against what he believes.
My Thoughts
I love this series. This installment has a bit of the 2020 pandemic possibility in it. No, it doesn’t reference it, but seriously the author moves with it fabulously. I like how Cameron and Chris are loyal to the Sectors and keep an open mind. President Anders shows a different side of herself this time. I am not sure that she is the good person that she projects. The things that are revealed to Chris about his past are mind-blowing for him and me. The actual order of the Sectors isn’t the utopia that it seemed like before. I love the realism.
Five Stars
My rating for The Modified Blueprint by Kellyn Thompson is five stars. I love the world, characters, and problems they face each day, not just the crazy missions they go on. Ms. Thompson, keep writing; you are doing a brilliant job. I highly recommend this book and series. If you haven’t already, check out the review of the first book in the series.
First Book in Series
Thank you for dropping by! I hope you enjoyed this review of The Modified Blueprint by Kellyn Thompson.
Until the next time,
About Kellyn Thompson
Kellyn Thompson is the author of The Unexpected Inlander, a love story that shows how meeting just one person can completely change the way you see the world around you. Her blog tends to focus on abstract ideas and philosophy, with a focus on growing one’s mind and trying to see things from multiple perspectives. Not surprisingly, seeing things from someone else’s point of view is the main focus of her book. In addition to writing fiction, she enjoys reading, philosophy, psychology, and going for walks. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and two cats.
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