The Conclusion in this amazing must-read series
I’ve said from the start that this whole plot has more U-turns, twists and half-truths than a political party debate at election time, and well, with election time coming up soon for us here in NZ where the story is set, current party antics definitely reflect the goings on in this series. It is fast-paced, intricate and scary to think that these are the minds of 17-18 year olds who are brought up to take over the hold that their parents have on the power structure in their towns.
Those at the top of the food chain use people as pawns on their climb to the top of the power ladder, and these kids have been learning those lessons since kindergarten.
Also, I’m loving the whole multiple point of views that Max Henry has going on, and she is totally making it work for me!!! The characters are showing their true colours and motivations, yet amongst it all, Lacey and Tuck are proving to be amazingly strong young adults who show a lot of integrity. I just love these two.
Seriously, if there is one thing that I want to convince you of, it’s that I unreservedly recommend not only this book, but the entire series, because a series it is, and it must be read in order. I hear you say, ‘but I don’t read Young Adult’ and I reply to you, well neither do I, but Max Henry is an author who can pull a book together and have you gagging for more, regardless of the trope!!! 4.5 Stars.