I'm on this dystopian/post-apocalyptic kick right now. This comes in forms of books and movies. Most of the books tend to be YA like this one. So far, I have thoroughly enjoyed every single one of them I've read. I figure my luck has to run out sometime but it's still going strong. This book is no exception.
The concept is different on this one. It starts out showing people living underground after "the end". There are different communities that live underground and keep to themselves. Also, living underground are these terrifying creatures called Freaks - thought to be a form of a human. The book centers around a community called College. There you get to grow up to be either a Breeder, a Hunter or a Builder to the ripe old age of 25 (if you're lucky). At 15 you get your naming ceremony where your name and title is chosen. At 15, Deuce was given her role of a huntress where she is matched with her partner Fade, a boy that was found wandering in the tunnels when he was young. Together they must learn to trust each other and fight to keep alive. On top of that Deuce will question the only life she ever knew and the rules that bind it. Fabulous read! Highly recommend!
The concept is different on this one. It starts out showing people living underground after "the end". There are different communities that live underground and keep to themselves. Also, living underground are these terrifying creatures called Freaks - thought to be a form of a human. The book centers around a community called College. There you get to grow up to be either a Breeder, a Hunter or a Builder to the ripe old age of 25 (if you're lucky). At 15 you get your naming ceremony where your name and title is chosen. At 15, Deuce was given her role of a huntress where she is matched with her partner Fade, a boy that was found wandering in the tunnels when he was young. Together they must learn to trust each other and fight to keep alive. On top of that Deuce will question the only life she ever knew and the rules that bind it. Fabulous read! Highly recommend!
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