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The Liberation
With more than just Genesis on her side, Eroyn finally has the resources to build her army and defeat Ryker Stroud. But when Ryker takes someone Eroyn loves hostage, can she bring herself to risk not only her life but the lives of those she cares about?
When she leaves Genesis, events in the city threaten to ruin everything she’s worked for in more ways than one. And when she discovers the real purpose of Compound A, staying true to the plan becomes harder than ever.
The final attack has begun, and only victory will bring liberation. At last, Eroyn and the rest of Compound A could be free. But at what cost?
When she leaves Genesis, events in the city threaten to ruin everything she’s worked for in more ways than one. And when she discovers the real purpose of Compound A, staying true to the plan becomes harder than ever.
The final attack has begun, and only victory will bring liberation. At last, Eroyn and the rest of Compound A could be free. But at what cost?
206 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 26, 2017
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Stormy Corrin Russell
4 books48 followersStormy Corrin Russell is an author from Pennsylvania who loves writing just about as much as she likes eating entire pizzas. When she’s not writing, she’s teaching 8th grade and loving (almost) every second of it! She loves hearing from readers, so come say hi!
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November 19, 2017
A fantastic ending to a wonderful trilogy. Though this book had its ups and downs, I love the way it ended!
January 2, 2018
Eroyn is gathering support to defeat Ryker Stroud. While many people are willing to join the cause, because they have experienced Ryker's cruelty first-hand, there are others who do not wish to fight. The training and planning are interrupted for Eroyn when Ryker contacts her and tells her that he is holding a loved one hostage. She enters his facility once more and learns many shocking truths. Is Ryker the villain they have all believed him to be? Will the rebels be able to stop him? Is an attack really the right thing to do, or it is going to be simply shifting power from one despot to another?
I loved the first two books of this series, but this one is definitely my favorite! It is imaginative and thrilling. It was full of good messages. In so many ways, this series is on par with series like Divergent and Hunger Games. One of the best things about Eroyn is that she does not make excuses for her actions. She is fiercely committed to freeing the people of Compound A. She takes responsibility for the actions she has taken that have cost lives, and she really genuinely cares about the people. She does not crave the power, and she places credit where it is due -- Phoenix is a great leader and Luna is a brilliant and kind friend. She questions everything, but she continues on in her devotion to free the people. The losses that she experiences are tragic, but she keeps going despite all the pain.
The plotline of this last book was just amazing. It took some turns that I definitely didn't expect, and the explanation for the founding of Compound A was finally revealed. This book started out a little slow for me (we are thrown into the thick of things, with names and situations that readers might not remember unless they go directly from reading book 2 to book 3). I was honestly engrossed in this book and read it way faster than I normally would have. It was difficult to put down. I was so pleased with this book! Great job, Ms. Russell!
I loved the first two books of this series, but this one is definitely my favorite! It is imaginative and thrilling. It was full of good messages. In so many ways, this series is on par with series like Divergent and Hunger Games. One of the best things about Eroyn is that she does not make excuses for her actions. She is fiercely committed to freeing the people of Compound A. She takes responsibility for the actions she has taken that have cost lives, and she really genuinely cares about the people. She does not crave the power, and she places credit where it is due -- Phoenix is a great leader and Luna is a brilliant and kind friend. She questions everything, but she continues on in her devotion to free the people. The losses that she experiences are tragic, but she keeps going despite all the pain.
The plotline of this last book was just amazing. It took some turns that I definitely didn't expect, and the explanation for the founding of Compound A was finally revealed. This book started out a little slow for me (we are thrown into the thick of things, with names and situations that readers might not remember unless they go directly from reading book 2 to book 3). I was honestly engrossed in this book and read it way faster than I normally would have. It was difficult to put down. I was so pleased with this book! Great job, Ms. Russell!
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