Review of Pulse: Book One

[Vanshika Agrawal 1]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Pulse: Book One" by B.A. Bellec.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Everything was devastating. Nothing was working. Everything was going downhill.
This book started as any other normal book, but the plot and twists this book has created are totally something else.
Things started happening. Fasp was caught and had that monster inside, which was killing him slowly. E tried things, but at last, he was caught by the men in black. Things were not going as they should have. It was a terrifying moment. On the other hand, Natalie was working and gained success in displaying the deeds caused by Pulse, the deaths, and the harm caused by Pulse. They hacked the system. At least somewhere, things were going right.
In other parts of the country, creatures are being produced. Pluse cares about creatures, not people. Let all clues vanish; we want creatures.
More and more people are turning into creatures. Things are again going downhill. Amber's caught.
The whole festival ground is converted into a massacre. People are turning into creatures. Is it the side effects of Kandy? Everyone is struck by the island. People who are still normal are running for their lives, but on the other side of the island, a huge fire has started. People have no place to go.
The festival is turning into a huge disaster. How are these creatures being produced? No clue, no hint—even Alan Sharpe is gone because of the same. What's going on? What's going to happen?
Pulse is not the source. It's something big. More dangerous, more harmful
Someone else is operating all this.
The boss. But who is the boss??
Is it all done by men in black? Who is this men in black? How much control does he want on this planet?
What is going to happen next? How do we stop this massacre?
Taking all these questions into account, we want to move on to the second book. This book has ignited a fire within me to know what is going to happen next and how it is going to end. 
This book is perfect for all those people who want to dive into adventures, thrills, and exciting stories. 
I would give this book a 4 out of 4 or 5 out of 5. This book had everything in it to keep the excitement going. 

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Pulse: Book One
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