The Red Queen By: Victoria Aveyard

Hello Readers, 
  I bring you another interesting read that will keep you on your toes until the very end of the book. A poor red girl one day and a silver in disguise the next. She and her family are struggling to keep the power on in their little home and one move that she thought was going to kill her ended up being a curse and a blessing all in one. 
 Even though she is being kept out of war because of the current discovery of her powers and trying to hide what she is from the public she will find one way or the other to not only escape, but also saving her family in the process. She also uncovers the truth about what really happens to those with special powers during the war and how their “deaths” are covered up.

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Enjoy the ride this roller coaster of a book will have you experience. Have fun reading!

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