Article 5: Article 5 (Series #1) (Paperback)

from JessicaSpotswood

This is a gripping, unputdownable dystopian about a world governed by morality police and increasingly strict morality statutes. The action is full of twists and turns, but it never sacrifices character for plot. I loved the romance between fierce, determined Em and strong, broody Chase, and I'm ...

from TheBookLife

I want to go on record and say Chase Jennings is my new favorite book boyfriend. That boy is so broken and tortured, but deep down he just wants to save Ember. Mostly, throughout the whole book, I just wanted to give him a hug. Don't get me wrong, there were also times when I just wanted to smack...

from A_Reader_of_Fictions

Originally reviewed on A Reader of Fictions. You know what's awesome? When a book totally grips you from the beginning to the end. There was seriously not a moment of Article 5 where I was not totally into the story. Kristen Simmons definitely had me right where she wanted me. Article 5 has tons ...

from squirrelsohno

ARTICLE 5 was a book that came highly praised to me. I'm clearly a big fan of politically-based dystopian fiction - I hold a degree in political science, after all. THE HANDMAID'S TALE, WHEN SHE WOKE, 1984. THE HANDMAID'S TALE holds an especially high place in my little geeky heart - the book is ...

from Dawn.Zimmerer

I am currently very interested in dystopian fiction and I won this book in a blog hop (contest). This was a thrilling story to read. Due to a recent change in the Moral Statutes, Ember's mom is arrested for being an unwed mother. Even though Ember is 17 the statute is retroactive. Upon being ar...