Outbreak

By: Tarah Benner

Narrated by: Michael Goldstrom, Saskia Maarleveld

Don't miss the third chapter of The Fringe - the heart-pounding series dystopian fans are raving about.

When Harper and Celdon escaped to compound 119, they thought they had a chance to start a new life away from Constance. What they found instead was a desolate wasteland ravaged by death. Now they have no choice but to return to their home compound, where things have never been worse.

The drifters are plotting a large-scale attack out on the Fringe, and Jayden is speeding up deployments to secure the perimeter. She's ordered Eli to kill the drifters' leaders - including his estranged older brother. Eli would do anything to protect Owen, but every choice has its consequences. Saving his brother means turning his back on Harper, and keeping the drifters' secret means putting thousands of lives at risk.

©2015 Tarah Benner (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

great series

can't wait to get to the next one! the story line keeps me wanting to listen more and great job by the readers - really feel like they are the characters

Amazing!

Very engaging and well written good storyline and great intelligence of the characters all flows perfectly

Great storyline, but too much intimate detail

I like the overall storyline, the concept, I think this might be from a lovell novel section my badd

same thing, different cover

This series tries to be like the hunger games or divergent. Unfortunately, it falls far short. Two people, one a subordinate and trainee of the other, are shot at, set up to be killed, make stupid mistakes over and over again, lie to one another to "protect them" and spend a lot of time kissing passionately and nothing more.

Rather than reaching a distinct conclusion, each book just ends. It feels like just the end of a chapter. So I kept taking the plunge and getting the next book. I finally gave up in the middle of this book. There doesn't seem to be any progress for our protagonists. Their situation keeps getting worse. It's frustrating and depressing. I'm done.