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|title=Ultraviolet

|author=R J Anderson

|buy=Yes

|borrow=Yes

|pages=416

|publisher=Orchard

|date=June 2011

|isbn=1408312751

|video=MzKp1J4-NY0

}}

I think perhaps the transition between the two sections of the book - mental breakdown to the truth is out there - could have been better: there's a long build-up and a too-sudden shift. And while Alison is portrayed as understandably reserved and lacking in trust, there are times when her secrecy seems more of a plot vehicle than likely behaviour. But these are nit picks, really. I thoroughly enjoyed ''Ultraviolet'' and I love the way Anderson writes books using ground very familiar to her readers but manages to make them utterly non-formulaic.

[[Jigsaw by Garry Kilworth]] also blends a mystery thriller with sci-fi and the supernatural. So does [[Verdigris Deep by Frances Hardinge]], whilst playing with words in a way any synaesthete would love. I think they might also like [[The Poison Garden by Sarah Singleton]].

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