I received this book from the author/publisher for the purpose of this review. All comments and opinions are entirely my own.
The Synopsis:
Twenty years have passed since Carrington and Remko Brant’s baby, Elise, was kidnapped and they were forced to leave her captive in the Authority City. Though they fled with the Seers far from Authority reach, they’ve never given up hope of rescuing their daughter from the man who betrayed them. Now Authority President, he’s ushered the city into a new era of “peace” — one where the Scientist Roth Reynard’s Genesis Serum has eradicated all memory of emotion or rebellion. But the mysterious Aaron and his Seers are once again on the move, threatening the illusion the Authority has worked so hard to build. As the Seers send seven chosen warriors to rescue Elise and bring restoration to the Authority City, the lines are drawn for a final battle between light and darkness. The key to ultimate victory may rest within the strangely powerful girl who has felt forgotten but was never abandoned — a truth she’ll need to wage war against the powerful forces of evil.
Review:
Read Review of The Choosing (book 1)
Read Review of The Calling (book 2)
In this final book to the Seer trilogy, we follow some of the same beloved characters and meet new ones as the quest for peace turns into a war that desperately needs to be won.
The characters are all wonderfully developed and the story is engaging to the point that the book will practically stick to your hands! It’s clean and fulfilling with good morals but also has enough hard core adventure to keep the attention of anyone. Though The Choosing (book 1) will remain as my favorite of the trilogy, I love the way this one wrapped up the story and I was very satisfied with the ending. I give it 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it highly to Dystopian fans!
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