Prisoners of Peace: The Swan Riders (Paperback)

from rivkat

Sequel to The Scorpion Rules. Greta, now transformed, struggles to deal with her new situation and to convince the AI who controls the world by threatening to destroy cities of nations that defy him that peace achieved through terror can never be true peace. There are some hiccups in her process....

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The Swan Riders is the sequel to the YA dystopia novel, The Scorpion Rules. I highly suggest reading the series in order. While I've been finding most of the YA dystopia genre pretty derivative, this series manages to be among the better half of what I've read, and it takes some turns in the road...

from Herenya

This sequel to The Scorpion Rules is stressful and sharp (I expected as much, which is probably why I waited over a year before reading it). In the beginning, the situation is deteriorating and seems impossibly bleak. Yet the story works its way towards solutions which are unexpected, believable ...

from bucketofrhymes

Okay, first of all, holy crap. And now that that's out of the way, let's see if I can manage something a little more, I don't know, useful? I am not the sort of person who likes sequels. I am the sort of person who usually goes, "Well, the first book was perfect, so I will ignore any and all fo...

from bucketofrhymes

Okay, first of all, holy crap. And now that that's out of the way, let's see if I can manage something a little more, I don't know, useful? I am not the sort of person who likes sequels. I am the sort of person who usually goes, "Well, the first book was perfect, so I will ignore any and all fo...