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The Fever (Replica 9)

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This book, like the rest of the Replica books, was great. It had a lot of suspense, and it was a really exciting storyline. This story almost made Amy seem more human, now that she had some weaknesses. Overall I really enjoyed this book!

Amy is suddenly dizzy, and her fever is high. Where have her superior skills got to? And why is no one coming to save her?

Normal people would be concerned, but Nancy, Eric and Tasha are more than worried. They are terrified, terrified because Amy can't get sick, but now she is.

I enjoyed this book because Amy isn't so "perfect" in it. The best of the series!

Awsome book! It was even better than all the others in my opinion. There was more suspence and more to it than Amy just being so perfect. It was harder to figure out.

Amy and Tasha are excited - Nancy Candler's very good friend and colleague Dr. David Hopkins has come to Los Angeles. And he has agreed to pierce the girls' ears! The girls are thrilled - but Amy is puzzled when it hurts her so much, especially since pain is never a problem for her. Soon after, Amy starts to get a bad fever and starts hallucinating. Tasha, although she knows Amy is a clone and shouldn't be seen by anyone who could figure it out, calls a doctor to take some blood from Amy. Soon after, Tasha realises it was the wrong decision. She needs to think of something fast, so she pulls Amy into the closet and gets into her bed, and even though she hates needles she doesn't make a sound when the doctor arrives and gives her the shot, and luckily, Tasha's quick change of mind produces a "normal" reading on the tests - something the orginization was hoping would show something of Amy's special genetic makeup! --This is one of the three best books in the series! I was impressed! Marilyn Kaye did a fantastic job on this one!

Amy mysteriously comes down with a fever, and she starts to lose her abilities. As she gets weaker and weaker, she suddenly falls into a coma. The strange thing is, Amy can never get sick. At least, not in the way everyone thinks... This was an exciting book, very mysterious, with some sad parts. I liked how Kaye described the visions Amy was seeing when she was in her coma. For a while, it doesn't look as though Amy will end up alive or dead!! But it has a happy ending. I loved this book. It was one of the best in the whole series!!

The nineth book in the Replica series. Amy is a perfect human clone with superior hearing, smelling, seeing, and health. She has never been sick, shes never even had a cold! But in this book Amy catches a deadly virus and her friends and family believe a tycoon guy who just opened a teen nightclub may have been putting drugs in the kids drinks. That is the only explaination and since they have never seen drugs in Amy system (she doesnt go to regular doctors) they dont know what is going to happen. But there is more that I cant tell you! Youll have to read it. But it was a great story and I would recommend it for anyone.

In certain suburban communities, much like Amy's town, there have been sudden increases in children showing signs of drug abuse. Parents are worried about what they can do to help their kids stay away from them, so when a new club opens up with its only goal as being a safe place for kids to hang out, everyone is thrilled. But after one night there Amy seems to be getting tired more often, she gets her first headache, and has this crazy idea that Ace Tolliver, the owner of the club, is actually an agent for the organization. And when she goes to confront him about it she passes out cold and it turns out she's got a fever that would kill a normal person. But Amy's not normal, at least she didn't used to be. I thought this book was great, we got to learn about another scientist from Project Crescent and found out that Amy's not completely perfect.

Since Amy Candler was built in a lab, she was made specially so that it was impossible for her to get sick. For all her life, Amy has never had a single disease--not even a cold. And whenever she gets a scab, it instantly fades away. But now, things are a little different. After visiting a mysterious teens' club, Amy begins to feel odd. Her special abilities aren't working, she can't think straight, and she's always passing out. Tasha and Eric are worried for their friend. They have no idea how to cure her. And if they don't figure out a way to make her better soon, their closest friend might not be able to live.

This Replica book can only be described in one word--chilling. Throughout the whole novel, you feel "chilling" as you wonder if Amy will survive and what could possibly be making her sick. I was pretty surprised at the end, although some people will easily be able to figure it out. The plot was good, but there's one scene in this book that's absolutely amazing where Amy has a vision of all the dead people she's experienced in her life. I don't know why, but that part really made me enjoy what I was reading. You should read it too!

This was an excellent book. I was glad it was so good, since the last two, I didn't care for particularly, but this one renewed my interest in the series. My guess at what was going on was totally wrong. I liked the way Amy thought everyone was against her, that was cool. I recommend this book, without a shadow of a doubt, to anyone who is into this series. You can't miss it.

This is a great book in the series.So great I can't put down. Amy,the "perfect" clone gets a fever.what is this all about? Is it the new club in town which might be giving kids drugs?Or maybe something is affecting her in a way or another?