Fate of Order

Age of Order #3

by Julian North

Blood soaks the soil of America as the new civil war rages. A seemingly unstoppable wave of darkness is sweeping down from Manhattan to consume the nation. The last vestiges of genuine freedom are dimming as the South’s rag tag army is decimated by defection and defeat, and no place is safe, not even in the Republic of California. A last, desperate mission is Daniela's only to chance to survive. Fate of Order is the story of a light in the darkness, the chance for people to change, and for a nation to be reborn. The girl who was raised to take care only for her own must decide if she is willing to sacrifice those she holds most dear for ideals in which she never truly believed. Daniela will decide the Fate of Order. Get Book 3 of the Age of Order Saga now!

Genres: Novels

284 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 15, 2017

Reviews

[Levi Johanon · Rating 4 out of 5]

Again, I enjoyed this book like the previous two, but there is plot holes and cliches that take away from the story. I don't want to write a long review, so I'll just focus on the main character's role. She went from an ordinary girl to the person instrumental in the civil war and ending the northern government. The path that she took in changing her position seems overall just too convenient, especially in the last few chapters. The power she ultimately had over California seems like it was given too freely by the author, and at the same time, she alone just so happened to have the only plan and information that would play a role in defeating Virginia. On top of that, she just so happened to go in there and do it herself. Trilling only goes so far. Finally, I want to mention the trilling power. At the end of the book, she said she had "genetic power" flowing through her, what does genetic power even mean. Her ice seemed like it was a superpower, not something that could be made genetically, and if Rose-Hart was capable of increasing her power that much, shouldn't there be other people with "superpowers" besides just trilling, or at least something that can increase their fitness so that it can compete with the side effect from a mind control power.

[Kate Page · Rating 3 out of 5]

OK, so I liked this series enough to whisk through all 3 volumes of it, but dipped in my enthusiasm at points. I liked the overall plot, and characters, and world building. But there were a few too many almost identical high action events. Central character and a few sidekicks attempt daring breaking/infiltration/takeover of base……against insurmountable odds, run around a lot, come out victorious. The scenarios were different but the way they played out almost identical. The action stuff is less my style anyway, so might be enjoyed more by others.

[Dawn Demuth · Rating 4 out of 5]

Blood takes care of blood

I enjoyed this book more than then the last one. It has a strong conclusion. Good political analysis without being too much. Daniela went from trying to save her brother to trying to change the unjust world she was living in. We are her grow as a charcter and its a good progression. My only gripe is the lack of focus on the relationship between her and Alexander but I guess this was never meant to be a romance story. I do recommend the series

[Barbara L. · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good apocalyptic series

I am so glad these books were not “woke” and touched on what the Globalist agenda would be for us if they were able to control us any more than they already do.

[William Tracy · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great conclusion to the Age of Order series! This tied everything up nicely, and is just as relevant today (if not more so) than it was in 2017. The characters have some hard decision to make in this one, and the tension ramps up all the way to the end.
A very enjoyable conclusion!

[Dave T · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great ending.

This trilogy has been a tremendous rollercoaster of a ride. There were a lot of highs and lows but all building in suspense to a great ending.

[Laura Haslett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Satisfying

This was a very satisfying ending to the series. I thought the series was well written and fast paced. The characters were well drawn out

[Martha Ugbinada · Rating 4 out of 5]

Kept me wanting more

Rhett, Alexander and Daniela embarked on a mission that kept me wanting more. I would love to see this trilogy made into movies, I liked it that much. I strongly recommend you read it.