In other words, the first person narrative is more about its protagonist, Thalli, trying to justify the reason she’s an “anomaly.” As a genetically altered product, Thalli isn’t supposed to emotionally react or feel or think beyond what she’s designed for.
Krista is a talented author so I knew the genre would be well represented from the start, and you know what? Anomaly certainly proves these reasons to be true.īecause Anomaly is a dystopian world that a nuclear war destroys (which is really quite terrifying), the characters aren’t so much relatable as they are products of their environment. Despite this, I almost squealed when learning that Christian authors were about to journey into this once uncharted territory. But it’s kind of overplayed its hand with clichés.Ĭhristian fiction has been leery of the genre.
Specifically, the secular world has been a hive of popularity for this genre to succeed.
Ever since The Hunger Gamesmade its splash, dystopia fiction has become a broken record craze in the world of YA fiction.
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