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Speak­ing of Eio, when we are first intro­duced to him he imme­di­ately reminded me of some­one.

And for a time she believes them until one day an oppor­tu­nity presents itself, she explores the jun­gle and meets Eio, who makes her com­pletely ques­tion every­thing she has been taught. She's been told that all those things are a dis­trac­tion from her des­tiny: To cre­ate even more immor­tals like her for the bet­ter­ment of the human race. She's never seen a map, TV, Inter­net, heard music, etc. Unfor­tu­nately, the sci­en­tist never allow her to know any­thing about the world. She lives a very shel­tered life because she has never left Lit­tle Cam and she is curi­ous about the out­side world. At first glance it may seem like she's just going to turn out to be your run of the mill Mary Sue, but Pia has her weak­ness, nor­mal strength and endurance along with her stub­born­ness that at times really frustrated me, but I enjoyed see­ing her grow. She has height­ened hear­ing, sight, smell and speed. She was cre­ated and raised by a group of sci­en­tist with the intent to create a new human race at any cost. Between the bitter-sweet blos­som of first love and the nail-biting storyline, I was robbed of pre­cious sleep. But care­fully placed gen­tler moments are woven in with the call of the jun­gle. How­ever, this novel is not for the faint of heart due to a few shock­ing scenes. I did not expect to be grab­bing the edge of my seat, turn­ing page after page in antic­i­pa­tion. Mys­tery, a jun­gle back­drop and even a bit of romance. There are a lot of things I expected from Ori­gin.