Review: engaging
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 20, 2014
Gabby has control of fire and at will has it shoot from her hands. As a servant, she can secretly cook things faster than others can. She’s not supposed to have this power, so she hides it. One day, when a blazing fire occurs at her quarters, over a dozen people are killed. She’s on the run so that no one points fingers at her.She cuts her hair and pretends she’s a boy. She meets a young man named Adam who can control air, so she teams up with him, even though his past alerts her to danger. Can he be trusted? And what are these feelings she’s developing for him and another boy named Hanai? Gabby, now Gabe, tries to find her place in a world that’s oppressive and hostile towards women.This book was engaging from the start. The action and pacing were amazing and non-stop as I followed Gabby through all her difficulties. This dystopian novel was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.