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Becoming Darkness by Lindsay Francis Brambles



Like everyone else living in Haven, seventeen-year-old Sophie Harkness is an Immune--a carrier of the genetic mutation that protects her from the virus Hitler unleashed upon the world more than half a century ago. A virus that wiped out most of humanity and turned two-hundred million people into vamps. But after her best friend is brutally murdered and several attempts are made on her own life, Sophie becomes determined to find answers to what seems to be a conspiracy running generations deep. And when she questions the peace treaty that keeps her small community protected, Sophie begins to discover terrible truths about herself and what it means to be human in a world ruled by darkness. 

Lindsay Brambles' debut young adult novel is a story of an alternate universe: Hitler won the war, our modern technologies never evolved, and the Nazis' terrifying reign still continues. This fast-paced novel will appeal to readers who guzzle up genre mashups and are looking for a fresh hybrid to sweep them away.
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This is the debut book of Lindsay Francis Brambles and it's a good book. The book has a lot of character development that gave extra impact to me. Every page entranced me and had a lot of surprises. It's romantic, creepy, mysterious and achingly delicious. But there were lots of flashbacks that confused me, I hope they could fix that plus the typographical errors (since I just read an ARC copy). If you skipped even just one chapter you would be lost in the story because as I said there were lots of flashbacks and that sucks! I don't know when will be the release date of this book but I hope I could get a physical copy not an e-book.
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