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After modern science turns every human into a genetic time bomb with men dying at age twenty-five and women dying at age twenty, teenaged Rhine finds hope for a brighter future from a surprising source.
Author:
DeStefano, Lauren
Title:
Sever
Imprint:
New York : - Simon & Schuster BFYR
Pages:
371
Series:
- Chemical Garden trilogy - bk. 3.
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
9781442409095, 1442409096, 9781442409101, 144240910X
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
Lauren DeStefano
Characteristics:
371 p. ;,22 cm.
Author (Original Script):
DeStefano, Lauren
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Add a CommentAlthough this book was not entirely as great as Wither (aren't the first ones always the best?), I enjoyed reading this more than Fever. Fever was pointless because everything that happened was also pointless. In this last book, I was incredibly frustrated with all the deaths (and almost deaths) that ocurred. Why does the author have to make it so miserable? I was incredibly surprised with the death of...ahem, I shall not spoil it. But I did like the ending of this book. The final touch made up for the depressing mood throughout most of the book. Almost.
On the whole, this a poor excuse for a teen dystopian novel, and especially a trilogy-ending one. Don’t bother with it and read Marie Lu’s newest, Prodigy, instead. It’s still got plenty of angst and a love triangle, but at least decisions are made and actions are taken (in other words, there’s a plot). Plus, explosions and government collapse. Now that’s what dystopian novels are all about.