Young Elites The Rose Society, Book 2, (Paperback)

from jethplain

In The Young Elites, Adelina was an anti-hero, in this second instalment she's leaning more into the darkside. description She's losing control of her powers and the people around her. She relinquishes her dreams of being loved and accepted to being powerful and feared. The voices whisper in her ...

from stevealtier

I thought I would enjoy this book more than I did. The first 200 hundred pages just seemed to drag. I liked the ending, so I'm sure I'll have to get the next one when it comes out. I would have given this book 3.5 stars if I had the option.

from ShellyPYA

Fear and hate guide Adelina Amouteru, the White Wolf, toward revenge as Adelina, her sister, and their fellow Young Elites amass an army to make the white-cloaked Inquisition Axis pay for the attempt on Adelina's life. The Inquisition leader wants her dead. Her old friends want her to abandon her...

from wagner.sarah35

I don't know many YA novels with a heroine as dark as Adelina, who I still desperately want to like even as she alienates friends and family to gain power for herself. I have hope that her story will turn around - which is why I'm eager for another novel in this series so soon after finishing thi...

from tldegray

I remain fascinated with this series and with Adelina. She can't fully control her powers and she loses more control after she kills. I'm not sure how I feel about "the voices." I can't decide if the author is suggesting mental illness or if this somehow ties to how all of the Elites seem to be c...