So this book took a completely different turn from the other two. I was expecting more of a book about how they rebuild society and put Roselle in charge, but instead it goes off into a wild science fiction direction about mind-controlled humans (introduced at the end of book 2),… Read more »
The second book of this series was more of the same. The stakes are raised significantly during the book, and for the most part, added some good tension. The ending though kindof comes out of nowhere and really throws the believability out the window, not to mention make plot holes… Read more »
Secondborn is a dystopia with the concept that people would be oppressed based on their birth order. If someone was first-born, they are privileged, but second-born are property of the state upon maturity, and third-borns are killed. The main character in the novel is Roselle, who is second-born and is… Read more »
