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Garrett Ritchea gritchea — This book was about a young woman named Ridley Jones who winds up searching for her identity after she receives a manilla colored envolope in the mail with a picture of her in the paper rescuing this toddler and another of a small family. Allong with the pictures came a note asking 'Are you my Daughter?' Ridley was baffled because she thought that she already knew who her real parents were. When she talked to who she thought were her real parents at the time, they lied and told her that someone was just trying to play mind games with her. She belived them until, another envolope came in the mail with more pictuers of her and a woman who looked just like her, and a note that said 'they lied.' She was getting a little suspicious then, so she talked to her brother, Ace, about it and he told her to go talk to their dad about their Uncle Maxs' 'pet projects.' Uncle Max wasn't really their uncle, but their dads best friend who died about three months ago from a car accident. When Ridley talked to her father about it he told her what he knew about Uncle Max. Uncle Max was the founder of the Maxwell Alan Smiley Foundation, a non profit orginization comitted to the welfare of abused choldren and battered women. The foundation allowed women to abandon their children to safe houses, hospitals, police stations, and fire departments without fear of prosecution and with the knowledge that their cildren will be taken care of and put up for adoptin within 72 hours if the mother doesn't return to claim it. He said that he had no idea what Ace was talking about when he referred to Maxs' 'pet projects.' Ridley thanked her father for his help and went on her way. She decided to visit this new guy that moved into the same apartment complex. He knew about the pictues and notes she'd recived from their recent conversaitons, so he decided tok do some reaserch of his own and came up with a news article with some photos that she got in the mail. I like that it's not predictable and makes you think.

Fluxusph Fluxusph fluxusph — Entertaining, but the story line can be unnecessarily confusing sometimes. One thing I liked about the book is how humans endowed with the ability to foresee the future (or pre-cogs, as they are called) visualize future possibilities at different degrees of clarity, depending on how probable the events are. As time ticks by, some outcomes become more likely and therefore more nitid in the pre-cogs' minds, while others are dumped on the growing pile of impossible outcomes.