Darkest Minds Novel Never Fade (Bonus Content)-The Darkest Minds, Book 2, Book 2, (Paperback)

from jobinsonlis

What better way to spend a Presidents' Day than to get sick and build a blanket fort on my couch as I read a YA dystopian novel about the disintegration of the democratic American government? If the first book in this trilogy was about Ruby learning what happened to the world while she was locked...

from love_of_books

Ruby is now a weapon in the Children's League's arsenal. Her job is to enter people's minds to extract information. She doesn't like what she has to do, but she knows it was a deal she had to make to keep her friend Liam safe. In fact, Liam doesn't even remember her or how much he loved her - all...

from bell7

The second book in the trilogy starts a few months after The Darkest Minds left off with Ruby the head of a team of kids in the Children's League. One of their missions frees a young man named Cole, who just happens to be the older brother of Liam, who Ruby and been on the run with but whose memo...

from Anniik

This book is the second book in the Darkest Minds trilogy. While I enjoyed this book, it does suffer from second-book-syndrome, meaning that it only has a blurry beginning and a blurry ending, since it's connecting two other books. That's not to say that this isn't a good book, but it does drag i...

from MABoone

I adore this series. And although I loved Darkest Minds, this sequel is even better. The writing is lovely, and Alexandra Bracken does characterization with an economical style that manages to squeeze change into every character--some for the better, and some for chilling worse--in a way that fee...