Molly Anderson's father keeps her from all new
technologies, such as the virtual video games and the drugs
given to teenagers to allow them to have carnal relations,
which he believes are part of a dangerous conspiracy. Her
father prepares her for the worst by enhancing her vision
and adding razors to her fingertips. Then he locks her in a
bomb shelter for six years with her fragile mother while he
works to create an antidote to save the world from
destruction.
Chase Griffin's teenage crush on Molly Anderson is making
progress when a mutual neighbor becomes sick. They work
together to figure out why she's been taken away in a
mysterious van. The situation escalates when their friends
become ill, as well. As a group, they decide to hide in the
mountains until the threat is minimized. Chase is
devastated when Molly doesn't show up. Now, after six years
of fighting for his life, Chase believes he's over it until
he sees her walking down the street.
RAZOR GILR is a brilliant and innovative read that
generates speculation as to what the future may hold for us
all. A great story!!
Molly Anderson is not your average 21-year-old. It’s
been six years since she and her family escaped into a
bunker, led by her conspiracy theorist father and his
foreknowledge of a plot to bring about the apocalypse. But
her father’s precautions didn’t stop there. Molly is now
built to survive.
Yes, Ian Anderson’s favorite book gave him ideas on how to
“improve” his daughter. Molly is faster, stronger, and her
ocular implants and razor-tipped nails set her apart. Apart,
when—venturing alone out of the bunker and into a plague
ravaged, monster-ridden wilderness—what Molly needs most is
togetherness. Chase Griffin, a friend from her past, is her
best bet. But while he and others have miraculously
survived, the kind boy has become a tormented man. Together,
these remnants of humanity must struggle toward trusting
each other and journey to the one place Molly’s father
believed all civilization would be reborn: the Magic
Kingdom, where everyone knows it’s a small world after all.
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