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Title	:	The Set Up (Medusa Project #1)
Author	:	Sophie McKenzie
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 279 pages
Published	:	June 9th 2009 by Simon & Schuster Children's
Categories	:	Young Adult. Mystery. Science Fiction

The Set Up (Medusa Project #1) Paperback | Pages: 279 pages

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Thirteen years ago, Professor William Fox discovered DR6124 - a gene for psychic abilities. By synthesising it, he managed to implant it in a series of embryos, knowing that the gene would be kick-started at puberty. But Fox was killed by his business partner, Jack Linden, before he saw his experiment come to fruition. Jack has big plans for the kids with the psychic gene - IF he can track them down… though Fox's brother, Fergus, is determined to stop him and keep the kids safe: Nico - telekinetic and cocky with it; Ketty - clairvoyant and terrified she's seen her brother's murder; Dylan - a mind-reader with morals; and Alicia - able to withstand physical pain through the power of her mind. Can Fergus keep them - and his brother's experiment - a secret?

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Original Title:	The Set Up (Medusa Project)
ISBN:	1847385257 (ISBN13: 9781847385253)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Medusa Project #1

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Ratings: 3.89 From 3055 Users | 133 Reviews

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So nostalgic! I love reading s book from childhood and still enjoying it! How is this not a to show its action packed with relatable characters! Love this series so much and it's my favourite out of all Sophie McKenzie's books. Can't wait to re read the rest! P.s. Best Xmas present ever Jess

This book is about four kids who develop sidekick powers and use them to stop bad things from happening to other people. If you are a person who enjoys exciting, dramatic stories I definitely recommend this book for you.

Not terrible, but not amazing - personally, if you're using the "four teenagers find out they have special abilities" setup, you have to bring a little bit more to it. Instead, every second conversation is about a love triangle (by the end, quadrangle) which brings nothing to the story and isn't easy to be invested in.A few opportunities are misused. It's not much of a reveal who the mysterious fourth psychic is when there's only one character we've met who it could be. So that whole mystery was



This book had a really good idea for a story line. Ultimately I did enjoy it, however i will not be continuing with the series as i think the writing is aimed at a younger audience.

This book is the first of six, as part of The Medusa Project. After reading the first three, I was very impressed with Sophie McKenzie's easy style of writing, so suitable for teens. The books are fast-paced thrillers with plenty of teenage challenges to think about.Extremely enjoyable.

Read the full review on CBY Book Club: http://cbybookclub.blogspot.co.uk/201...I'll make this quick as I don't have much to say about The Set Up apart from the fact that it wasn't as satisfying a read as I had expected it to be. The concept was interesting, so I gave it a go and it turned out that the execution didn't complement the idea. Based on the blurb, I knew I wasn't in for much of an original story but I had hoped it was going to be more enjoyable and intriguing, which, I'm sad to say,