A Mathematical State of Grace Book 1: Fragment

5.0 out of 5 starsThe Golden Mean is Perfect

Grace has dreams of being a famous mathematician for discovering the new Fibonacci sequence that would change the world. Vincente has dreams of becoming a famous sports star, getting a scholarship to University, and making his family proud. After an unfortunate Cricket ball accident leaving Grace in the hospital with a disturbing diagnosis the world as they know it goes through a very drastic change. Grace and Vincente lean on each other for mental support and physical survival while falling in love. The question remains, are they the last two people on earth? A great read for both young and old. An entertaining and exciting ride through a dystopian future where everything isn't as it seems.

5.0 out of 5 starsStunning

That about sums it up, stunning. I've started the second book(finale) about 2 minutes after finishing this one. Read. Enjoy.

5.0 out of 5 starsWhat a great story!

This was a great read! Two seemingly different teenagers are thrown together after a catastrophic event changes the world. A mathematical genius, Grace is used to going unnoticed. But now she's stuck with Vincente, a popular athlete who's used to having the limelight. Although they couldn't be more different, now they rely on each other for survival.

I really enjoyed the plot and the characters. The writing was great and the story flowed well.
I was rooting for Grace and Vincente, and eager to turn the page and find out what would come next! If you're going to read this book, set everything else aside because it will keep you engaged the entire time and the characters will suck you right in.
A highly recommended book for lovers of YA and dystopian.