One political party promises to focus on the family and the unification of the American people, which is obviously something most of us would approve of. Why does it seem to be more personal than any of the tons of other dystopian novels that seem to have roots in our current society? Well, for one, Kristen Simmons has introduced an organization that absolutely seems to be one of the most closely related descendants of our government that I've ever seen, more than the factions of Divergent or the loveless society of Delirium or the Republic of Legend. Apologies if I'm a bit of an emotional mess. I loved this series, and it's hard to figure out just what I want to say here and how I want to say it. Please bear with me a little with this review. If you have heard of Article 5 but haven't read it yet, you need to move it up your TBR asap. You should too.' Let me tell you guys: if you have not heard of Article 5, you need to look it up and add it to your TBR asap.

I am so grateful for my friend Lacy who pulled up Goodreads on her phone one Sunday at church and said, 'I'm reading this.

This is a series that has been slow to gain momentum, which is a shame because it's so amazing and personal, especially for me. I am very sad to see the Article 5 trilogy come to an end. And they may offer Ember her only chance to tell the world her story-and to fight back. Three is responsible for the huge network of underground safe houses and resistance groups across the country.

The very group that has provided Ember with a tiny ray of hope ever since she was first forced on the run. Among them is someone from Chase’s past-someone he thought he’d never see again.īanding together, they search for a place to hide, aiming for a settlement a few of them have heard about… a settlement that is rumored to house the nebulous organization known as Three. They take shelter in the wilderness and amid the ruins of abandoned cities as they follow the tracks down the coast, eventually finding refugees from the destroyed safe house. The only sign that there may have been survivors.īecause of their high profiles, they know they can’t stay out in the open for long. After weeks spent in hiding as two of the Bureau of Reformation’s most wanted criminals, they have finally arrived at the safe house, where they hope to live a peaceful and quiet existence-but all that’s left is smoking ruins.ĭevastated by the demolition of their last hope, Ember and Chase follow the one thing left to them-tracks leading away from the wreckage. Ember Miller and Chase Jennings are ready to stop running.

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