Mit „Die Rebellin“ konnte ich endlich erneut in die dystopische Welt von „Eve of Man“ eintauchen. I recommend these books to fans of YA dystopian/science fiction reads. I cannot wait to find out what happens to all the characters and to return to this dystopian world. Overall, I found the ending so strong that it has made me super excited for the final book to be released. I really love the unique concepts that are used in these books, the use of memories in this one had the psychologist in me absolutely enthralled. I found some parts to be so incredibly moving that my heart ached. The last handful of chapters really blew me away and had me feeling all sorts of emotions.Īlthough I had guessed the twist during the first book, I still felt excited when all was revealed. That being said, things started ramping up around half way through and continued to improve for me as the book went on. I don’t know if it was my mood when I picked this up, but I found the plot was slower and less exciting than the first book. I had forgotten who one of the characters was, although that was quickly rectified as they played a large role in this book.

I struggled to get into this book initially. But, is it possible for her to ever be truly free and is she safe from those who want her for their own gains? Eve and Bram fight for her freedom from the life she has been forced to live. The Eve Illusion starts right where the first book finished. In this book I had the opposite problem, I initially struggled but loved the end. I initially loved the first book but found myself struggling more with it towards the end.

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