I received this ARC through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review!!

Ive posted a full review on Goodreads and I look forward to reading more from this author!

Trial by television. An interesting take on where the future of reality TV and the power of the media could take us. However, the writing style didn’t quite work for me.

Cell 7 was talked about - a lot - on the interwebs before the release and it intrigued me. Unfortunately I haven't seen it out and about since, but the book is good nonetheless.
I noticed that I was auto-approved for the book on netgalley and I thought that I might as well give it a shot then. For some reason it didn't want to be sent to my kindle so I couldn't actually read it at the time. I ended up searching for the different marketing campaigns online and I found that it was also being published here in Denmark - by a publisher I'm already a reviewer for. So, a couple of days later, when I'd read bits and pieces in the eARC I received a physical, Danish, ARC which I read quite quickly. So, I wanted to read the book so much that I ended up having two copies... whoops.

Cell 7 is highly provocative in the sense that it sparks thoughts here and there and you realise that where society might be headed will be very, very wrong. I found it quite realistic and quite disturbing. I enjoyed the book and while I did not like the ending I understood why it had to end the way it did. I'm glad that it now has been said - multiple times - that just because there's a majority for something or other does not mean that it is right or correct. I believe that this is a book we need, a book our society needs, because literature put things into perspective, start debates and often open our eyes.

I enjoyed Cell 7 and I think you will too