Setting the Scene &#8211; Insurgent starts with a bit of quiet after the storm that had Tobias aka Four and Tris running for their lives in the wake of the Erudite initiated, Dauntless executed massacre in the Abnegation district.  Their hope for a little peace and quiet in with the Amity faction is short lived, forcing them to join forces with the FactionIess.  Not going to spoil any of the good stuff here but suffice it to say they begin a trek to figure out who they really are and where they all came from.  This book won&#8217;t really answer those questions &#8211; which I&#8217;ll talk about in a subsequent review.A Few Thoughts &#8211; Like Divergent, Insurgent has a ton of action and some interesting young adult themes on loyalty and interpersonal relationships.  Because I&#8217;m 42 the latter is a bit of a bore but younger readers might relate to some of the challenges people face in the midst of ethical dilemmas, and balancing loyalty with self-preservation or sacrifice.  Not a stand-alone novel at all but one you should read if you liked Divergent because Roth does a great job setting up Allegiant, the third and final book in the main story.  Her writing is consistent with the first book and it kept me interested enough to move on to the finale &#8211; that&#8217;s good enough for 3.8 stars.Tom Clementson (MotleyChronicles.com)Be sure to take a moment and leave your feedback and comments about the book on Amazon and goodreads. 

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