Nothing is certain and no one is safe in the scorching sequel to Blood Red Road, which MTV’s Hollywood Crush blog called “better than The Hunger Games.”There is a price on Saba’s head. She brought down a ruthless tyrant and saved her kidnapped brother. But winning has come at a terrible cost. Saba is haunted by her past—and a new enemy is on the rise, an enemy who searches for her across the Dust Lands.Saba needs Jack: his moonlit eyes, his reckless courage, his wild heart. But Jack has left. And her brother is haunted by ghosts of his own. Then news comes that tells her Jack can never be trusted again. Deceived and betrayed, haunted and hunted, Saba will need all of her warrior’s strength just to survive. For the enemy has cunning plans of his own…
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Rebel Heart (2) (Dust lands)
By Moira Young
Nothing is certain and no one is safe in the scorching sequel to Blood Red Road, which MTV’s Hollywood Crush blog called “better than The Hunger Games.”There is a price on Saba’s head. She brought down a ruthless tyrant and saved her kidnapped brother. But winning has come at a terrible cost. Saba is haunted by her past—and a new enemy is on the rise, an enemy who searches for her across the Dust Lands.Saba needs Jack: his moonlit eyes, his reckless courage, his wild heart. But Jack has left. And her brother is haunted by ghosts of his own. Then news comes that tells her Jack can never be trusted again. Deceived and betrayed, haunted and hunted, Saba will need all of her warrior’s strength just to survive. For the enemy has cunning plans of his own…
Popular Reviews(1)
Reviewed by IrongrettaActual rating: 1.5 stars It took me a lot of good will to start reading this one since I had had a rather disappointing experience with the prequel. The first two thirds indeed did apply to my taste very well but the rest literally destroyed everything. I had absolutely no belief in what was going on, neither in the plot nor in the main character. It wasn't planned to use spoilers so I'll just say that much: The character development took an absolutely unrealistic direction and the author implied some cliches I thought authors could (or should?) have already overcome so that my impression was even worse. As for me, I can't recommend it but somehow there is a lot of other readers who enjoyed it so that's again a case where you have to decide yourself.