This is the third book I’ve read by Caragh O’Brien and the start of a dystopia trilogy. It’s definitely in a different vein from her Vault of Dreamers books, but still has an addictive story and amazing protagonist. Written in third person, this character driven story is a steady jog into the future.
What sets this apart from most other dystopias is the ambiguity of the conflicting groups. The reader can easily side with the protagonist or the institution she’s trying to escape, to a certain degree. It’s completely addictive and I can’t wait to read more.
