Divided (Dualed Sequel)

De: Elsie Chapman

Narrado por: Alicyn Packard

The hunter becomes the hunted. . . .
 
West Grayer is done killing. She defeated her Alternate, a twin raised by another family, and proved she’s worthy of a future. She’s ready to move on with her life.
 
The Board has other plans. They want her to kill one last time, and offer her a deal worth killing for. But when West recognizes her target as a ghost from her past, she realizes she’s in over her head. The Board is lying, and West will have to uncover the truth of the past to secure her future.
 
How far will the Board go to keep their secrets safe? And how far will West go to save those she loves? With nonstop action and surprising twists, Elsie Chapman’s intoxicating sequel to Dualed reveals everything.
 
Praise for Dualed:
 
“The kind of book Katniss Everdeen and Jason Bourne would devour.” —Andrew Fukuda, author of the Hunt series
 
“Full of unexpected turns. . . . Fans of the Divergent trilogy will want to read this imaginative tale.” —VOYA
 
“A fast ride from first to final pages, Dualed combines action and heart.” —Mindy McGinnis, author of Not a Drop to Drink
 
“Romance and action fans alike will love it.” —Elana Johnson, author of the Possession series
 
“Stylish, frenetic, and violent . . . the textual equivalent of a Quentin Tarantino movie.” —Publishers Weekly
 
“A double dose of intensity and danger in this riveting tale of survival, heartache, and love.” —Kasie West, author of Pivot Point
 
“A fast-paced, wild ride of a book. This thought-provoking survival-of-the-fittest story will leave you breathless for more.” —Ellen Oh, author of Prophecy
 
“Clever suspense—here, stalking is a two-way street.” —Kirkus Reviews

Twist & Turns

I fell in love with the first book and had the and feeling for the second book! This is such a great book and the plot is easy to follow. This gives my mind an escape to reading!

A little violent

Overall good story. A few holes. I liked the reader. Violent idea leads to a lot more violence than I am comfortable with. Engaging story though that gets you caught up in it. Some obvious plot lines that are frustrating though.