Selection: The Heir Lib/E (Series #04) (CD-Audio)

from tjsjohanna

Eadlyn makes a more interesting character than her parents - she is entitled and actually a bit shy, I think. She hides behind her fate as the next ruler and lets that separate her from her siblings and from other people in general. She gets roped into a "selection" for the morale of her people, ...

from rwmccormic

I quite enjoyed this addition to the series. The portrayal of a self-absorbed character is spectacular and I am eager to see the rest of Eadlyn's journey to understanding and appreciating others. I can empathize with other viewers who are confused about how she became so vapid and rude considerin...

from TiffanyAK

Another fun read in the series. Yeah, this book series is a bit on the girly side, in addition to the dystopian and serious political elements, but there's nothing wrong with that. Kiera Cass built a very serious and well-established fictional universe here, which is well worth reading about. And...

from sierraF.B1

Eadlyn was born seven minutes before her brother Ahren, by doing she became the heir to the throne. It makes her feel powerful but overwhelmed. Earlier her father eliminated the castes but some people weren't happy with that so the country is at war with its self. To distract the attention of the...

from nbmars

Note: Spoilers for Books One, Two, and Three At the end of The One, America and Maxon married, with Aspen - now in love with the maid Lucy - serving as Best Man. As America explained: "Aspen had shifted to fill a desperate place in my life. Not my boyfriend, not my friend, but my family. Maxon, b...