Rebel Bound

By: Shauna E. Black

Narrated by: Courtney Parker

Caelin is a survivor. It's been 11 years since a nuclear disaster drove much of the population underground. Caelin and her young sister Mardy were left topside, and Caelin uses salvage to trade for shelter until she gets stabbed, and a handsome stranger named Jate must save her life.

Jate brings the sisters to rebel turf where plans are being hatched to conquer the Undercity. The rebels preach good life for the masses, and both Caelin and Mardy are hooked on the dream. But as Caelin is drawn deeper into the rebel's inner circle, passion ignites between Caelin and Jate, and he suddenly seems determined to push her away.

Then she discovers the harsh price of loyalty. The rebel's dream becomes a nightmare that puts her sister on a dangerous mission to the Undercity. Caelin must determine who to trust before Mardy and the population of the Undercity are wiped out.

©2017 Shauna E. Black (P)2018 Shauna E. Black

My Students LOVED it!

As a teacher, I used this book as a 4th quarter novel study. My students loved the plot, and were glued the entire book. So many different aspects of this book that give students a chance to connect...action, suspense, danger, love, drama and the importance of family. There are a lot of opportunities to dig into complex discussions with students, or keep it simple. The plot is easy to follow, yet has enough twists to keep students wanting more. I would recommend it to anyone. Can't wait to read the Rebel Betrayed!

Rebel Bound

I LOVED this post apocolyptic book!A girl,who hs cared for her sister alone for many years,questions why a group would help them for 'free'.She finds out in the end.I hope there is a sequel!Courtney Parker was a good narrator.I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.

interesting

I am looking forward to listening to more from this author! Original story and characters with a variety of personalities in a dystopian future. Enough twists to keep you interested wothout getting confused.

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What a world

Dystopian books is such an interesting genre because authors have a lot of option about how they can create their world. Yet at the same time most books have lots of similarities and reading a lot in this genre can start to feel repetitive. But this book is anything but... it comes across as new and interesting.

The character are fantastic, very well crafted from the good, to the self-serving, to the bad all of them are vivid and feel like they could walk off the page. Caelin makes a great lead character, she's complex and yet is motivated only by looking after her sister.

I don't want to give away the plot but I will say that over the book as new information comes to light it causes you to see actions and motivations in new lights and this makes for a very exciting story.

Great character voices for both genders and the delivery is smooth and lows well.

I loved it! Highly recommended.

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wonderful

a great and wonderful book a little bit of everything in a very nice wrap I love this very much the story was extremely well region very interesting the narrator did a good job as well
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