Sever
by Lauren DeStefano
Vaughn got to Rhine again...but this time, she has Cecily on her side, and maybe, just maybe, Lindon will believe her. The two move Rhine to a safe location as she heals and decides how to go about getting in touch with her brother who has become a terrorist, blowing up research labs.
When Rhine finally contacts her brother, the outcome isn't quite what she planned. Those she thought she could trust with her life have changed, and the people who had previously enslaved her might not be the horrible people she once believed.
The clock is ticking...Rhine must find the answers before the sickness overtakes her.
What a GREAT way to end this series! The cure, while wholly important to this story, isn't the whole drive between this last book. The cure is more a sideline story, and what is truly important is keeping hope, finding the ones you love, and being a good person despite the past.
Throughout this story, you see Rhine begin as a naive young girl who slowly transforms into a strong, independent woman, who will stop at nothing to find answers and locate her brother she thought was dead and gone. DeStefano picks up right where her second book left off, and the way she creates her characters is mesmerizing! I can't get enough!
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