Imagine NYC 100 years in the future, mostly located. And finally, there is Watt, whose invention is not only illegal, but is something that could do irreparable harm to a number of people. THE SOUNDS OF laughter and music were dying down on the thousandth floor, the party breaking up by bits and pieces as even the rowdiest guests finally stumbled into the elevators and down to their homes. THE THOUSANDTH FLOOR by Katharine McGee is a suspenseful, totally gripping, and surprisingly enjoyable read. Then there is Rylin, an impoverished teen whose romance with a rich kid may be her salvation, or her downfall. We know nothing of her, apart from the fact that she is young, female, at a party and she deeply regrets speaking with someone only referred to as him. The third member of their group is Eris, equally as kind as Avery, but whose life takes a dramatic twist when her parents separate and she finds herself living in greatly reduced circumstances. The first instalment of American author Katharine McGees futuristic Thousandth Floor trilogy opens with a young woman falling from an apartment block one thousand floors high. Her best friend is Leda, a slightly bitter young woman who has been cruelly let down by the boy she loves, and whose anger soon becomes an obsession. She studied English and French literature at Princeton University and has an MBA from Stanford. There is Avery, a genetically designed beauty, whose combination of wealth, looks and sweet personality mean that she could have anything-except for the boy she truly loves. Katharine McGee is the New York Times bestselling author of the American Royals series and the Thousandth Floor trilogy.

We know nothing of her, apart from the fact that she is young, female, at a party and she deeply regrets speaking with someone only referred to as 'him.' From there, the plot takes a step back in time to two months earlier (but don't worry, this book is set in 2118 so we're still well into the future,) and begins to depict the lives of several teens. The first instalment of American author Katharine McGee's futuristic Thousandth Floor trilogy opens with a young woman falling from an apartment block one thousand floors high.

The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee