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Jump: An Exhilarating Sci-Fi Novella With A Twist

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Ryan has an unusual talent. He is part of a select group of ‘jumpers’, trained to delve into the minds of witnesses in order to find new clues to unsolved murders. But there's a To create space in his mind for the memories of others, he has been forced to sacrifice his own. With no recollection of his past or how he got to the mysterious facility, he must work out who it is safe to trust.

When Ryan’s fellow jumpers begin to lose their minds and disappear, it’s clear that something sinister is happening at the facility. But maybe the truth is better left buried because, as Ryan uncovers his past, he realises that his biggest threat could be lurking at the back of his own mind.

In this gripping thriller, Cher L. Jones takes readers on a fast-paced journey through a world of memory manipulation and corporate espionage that will have you hooked to the very end.

151 pages, Paperback

Published August 4, 2023

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April 6, 2025
Jump
Sci-Fi, Horror
Cher L. Jones
⭐️⭐️⭐️.5

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I don't think I've ever read a book with a similar premise or plot to this one.

I really liked how mysterious everything was to begin with as Ryan tried to recover his memories.

The facility and the "job" that Ryan was doing was interesting. I was curious about how the cloning was actually done.

I wanted to know even more about the Hudson family, the murder and the fraud. I was surprised by who the murderer was.

The ending wasn't very satisfying for me. I wish Ryan had gone back to the facility and I wanted to know who Andrea really was
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