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Homecoming
Nina Oberon is back! Three years after her “death” she’s returned to Chicago, to new political and personal landscapes. Not everyone is happy she’s back from the dead. There’s a new threat in the city — a terrorist organization determined to undermine the Resistance. And Nina’s on the front lines to take it down. But she must deal with love, ghosts from the past, and a traitor in the midst before she can find the home she’s always craved.
- GenresDystopia
255 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 11, 2019
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August 18, 2020
Was hard for me a young man growing up in a big wide world on my own it felt soft
April 28, 2023
This was an interesting final story in this uinverse. I wish I could say the double crosses were a surprise but they weren't. Overall I think it was well done though.
May 4, 2026
Thoughts about the Book
Nina successfully faked her own death. Now, she returns to a Chicago that is unrecognizable from the one she left. She also doesn't have the protection of her former status she can count on. A terrorist organization has successfully infiltrated the Resistance with the help of a traitor--someone who is within her inner circle. And she can't fight her way out this time. It will take time and strategy to root out the betrayer.
Thoughts on this Series
A Chicago in the stark future where The Truth—a dangerous social and biological hierarchy that treats young women as assets rather than people--reigns. It focus in Nina's journey, which takes her from a victim of this corrupt system to a leader of the Resistance.
It's very much a product of its time and very YA. Do what you will with that.
Also reviewed at WP
Review of Book 1 here
Nina successfully faked her own death. Now, she returns to a Chicago that is unrecognizable from the one she left. She also doesn't have the protection of her former status she can count on. A terrorist organization has successfully infiltrated the Resistance with the help of a traitor--someone who is within her inner circle. And she can't fight her way out this time. It will take time and strategy to root out the betrayer.
Thoughts on this Series
A Chicago in the stark future where The Truth—a dangerous social and biological hierarchy that treats young women as assets rather than people--reigns. It focus in Nina's journey, which takes her from a victim of this corrupt system to a leader of the Resistance.
It's very much a product of its time and very YA. Do what you will with that.
Also reviewed at WP
Review of Book 1 here
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