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I thoroughly became engrossed in this novel and breezed right through it. I am not certain, but I believe this is considered to be a young adult novel. If it is, I caution that, as I feel some of the subject matter is geared more toward an older audience. Although, I know young minds may have the same questions, impulses, etc. as Lila does as this is considered "a coming of age" story. I still felt some images and events would be concerning for younger minds, at least those not equipped to deal with it. The two leads, Lila and Aleksey are wonderful, deep characters and their chemistry keeps the pages flying. The world Robarts has created is also very interesting and thought provoking. I have never lived through a war, I hope I never have to, and I found the troubles and lifestyle Lila was presented with in this harsher, more dangerous setting intriguing to read. Seeing how other characters are effected by the war as well, whether it's for the better or worse, all of it was deeply engaging. I highly recommend this novel if you like thought-provoking stories with a gradient of characters, good, bad, gray, what have you. This novel is abound with them.


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Given today’s current political climate the split of the nation is a very believable element. There is graphic content, but it addresses the very real issue of what sexual consent is and isn’t. It’s the centerpiece of the social theme for the book- where are the lines between yes and no drawn. Lila, our heroine, is also still suffering PTSD as she deals with traumatic events of her childhood years. She is forced to come to an understanding of how fear can rule your life. She is also a virgin who struggles with several issues the fact that her side of the mountain ended up on the losing side of the war, her mother’s death, and occupation with loosely commanded troops. I won’t spoil the story- but she’s in for a bumpy ride as she works through all this

The part l loved most about Ms. Robat’s story is that it’s fresh and original. I enjoyed the concept of “emergency deflowering” and her reasons for it. I’ll let you read the book to figure what that is
This was a book recommendation and I took it. This is a so called coming of age story in a pre-apocalyptic era. I was drawn into this story immediately after reading the first chapter. I found myself intrigued reading deep into the back story of some of the characters. The lead female character is a strong and caring person. She is trying to D Flower herself by using her best male friend before she is legally gang raped. This is a Out of the box story when two individuals find each other and both fight the attraction. I enjoyed the way the Author gives us moments when they almost do it then stop. The forplay is hot and sexy. Be warned this can be a trigger for some about rape. The Author doesn't go in to too much detail but you know it's happened. I love the other characters as well. They are very well developed and believable. I will definitely read more from this author.
I could not put this book down. I read it without taking a break, staying up too late to finish it. It was an engrossing, original and at times, heart breaking story. Reading about the rapes was hard but readers were warned and they were not as graphic as I expected.I loved the hero Aleksey. He falls head over heals with Lila and is faithful to her shortly after meeting her even though not a couple until near the end. It seemed to take forever before they were together and that was my only disappointment. I wanted them to together much sooner than they were and that included wanting them to make love sooner as well. They did not make love until over around 80% of the book. I loved when Aleksey's possessiveness and jealousy reared its head. It was hot. It was heart breaking too when the idea of Lila being with Rey gutted him. Some readers were upset that Lila kept trying to be with her best friend Rey, to give him her v-card. The closer it got to the ceremony the more desperate she was and she did not trust Aleksey. I do not blame her for trying to entice Rey. She was afraid of being raped and non-virgins tended to be safe from being recruited. I too would do anything to stop that too. Also her and Aleksey were not together during her attempts. Rey angered me. He wanted her and knew he could save her but kept getting cold feet. Also him thinking about OW during those attempts including calling out the OW name was irritating. If he wanted her like he said he did and loved her like a friend then he would man up. I loved when Lila's sister put both Aleksey and Rey in their place when they were fighting over Lila. She is right in what she said and they both deserved to be reminded that neither of them were innocent or wronged parties.

It was heart breaking to me what happened to a secondary character and what he did as a result of that occurring to him. Based on what was shown about his character and personality, I think it was unlike he would react to the trauma in the way he did. I liked the ending.
I thoroughly became engrossed in this novel and breezed right through it. I am not certain, but I believe this is considered to be a young adult novel. If it is, I caution that, as I feel some of the subject matter is geared more toward an older audience. Although, I know young minds may have the same questions, impulses, etc. as Lila does as this is considered "a coming of age" story. I still felt some images and events would be concerning for younger minds, at least those not equipped to deal with it. The two leads, Lila and Aleksey are wonderful, deep characters and their chemistry keeps the pages flying. The world Robarts has created is also very interesting and thought provoking. I have never lived through a war, I hope I never have to, and I found the troubles and lifestyle Lila was presented with in this harsher, more dangerous setting intriguing to read. Seeing how other characters are effected by the war as well, whether it's for the better or worse, all of it was deeply engaging. I highly recommend this novel if you like thought-provoking stories with a gradient of characters, good, bad, gray, what have you. This novel is abound with them.