The fact that this is an unedited Beta version excuses grammatical errors, but despite these mistakes the writing style was extremely enjoyable. So overall that's the only complaint I have. The whole premise of this book sounded amazing, but it fell kind of flat sometimes. His story was intriguing and really interesting. One character I enjoyed immensely was Neal. I wouldn't necessarily say that I loved Kiro but at the same time she didn't annoy me, so that's a plus. In this book we follow our main protagonist named Kiro.

This is the case because of the radiation that befell the real world. In this world young people have to succeed different tests to live in a virtual world named Lumen. It's a quick and unique read, that didn't bore me at all. I received the Beta version of this book in exchange for an honest review. But, instead of being saved by a prince, it was being bought by one.'' Despite how weird, dirty, and ugly it sounded to have hopes of being acquired by a man, the majority of girls from Zero were anxious for that moment. And it depends on the score that you ended the Passage with, whether they give you a job or they let you study at the university of Lumen, or if not, you end up being an erotic ballerina or an escort to someone who bought you to avoid your almost certain death in Zone Four. ''The Passage is not anything more than that a test. Something that she will discover that can change not just her body, but her life and also the lives of everyone in the world. Kino is covering up something more than a slight mutation in her eyes. In The Passage, Kino meets Axel and the others that will be part of her team. if you die in the game, you die in real life. It's finally Kino's turn to help The Passage A virtual world with four zones and four tests that all of Zero's young people have to attempt in order to deserve to live in Lumen, far from the radiation that everyone in the world is exposed to.

The Passage by Nabille De La Luz