Mañana azul / Morning Star

from DanTarlin

Fantastic conclusion to a riveting trilogy. The book begins with Darrow, our first-person protagonist being rescued after a year of imprisonment and torture at the hands of his long-time enemy, the Jackal. His friends have continued the war in his absence, but now Darrow must take charge of the r...

from PardaMustang

***This book was reviewed for the San Francisco Book Review*** Morning Star is the last book in Pierce Brown's Red Rising trilogy. I devoured this book as fast as the other two! It's fast-paced, yet still can focus on deep topics- the cost of friendship, the horrors of war and terrorism, the valu...

from bookworm12

I just finished the Red Rising trilogy. Whoa. It's a bit like the Hunger Games and a bit of Ender's Game, but truly it's just its own world. The author has an incredible ability to create relationships you care deeply about. Darrow, the main character, is surrounded by people who make him the man...

from MrNattania72

There are absolutely no words that any individual can put down to describe the plot twists and excitement that came from this book, but more importantly the last 10 minutes of the book. HOLY SHIT!! It had the most awesomest ( I know that's not a word ) ending if any book and it totally through me...

from deslivres5

Wow, get ready for a rollercoaster ride of emotions, political power plays, and just some awesome surprises. I know that there are a few more titles (so far) in this series, but this one feels like the end of a trilogy.