Flight (#03 in Collective Underground Series)

An epic ending to what's been an epic series! Absolutely loved this book (and the whole series - which I definitely recommend you read all of, in order). Flick has come so far already but still has a long way to go in the fight for truth. From first chapter to last (once I got my head around the jump forward in time from the second book), I was utterly captivated by her character and journey. She has courage, and I found myself several times writing down quotes from things she discovers. Her journey isn't easy but it sure is beautiful. Loved that the series is dystopian but with a Christian worldview. I'd recommend it to anyone who loves dystopian, sci fi or YA fiction. My only complaint was that it ended before I was ready. Sad me. Needless to say, this one will stay with me for a long time.

This book was not what I expected, but I believe that was my own fault. Firstly, I had trilogies like 'Hunger Games' intrenched in my head when I went in. This is not a rehash. It is its own series. Secondly, I didn't even read the blurb, just got the book after I liked book 2 so much. Thirdly, I didn't pay attention to the title. """"Flight"""" is a great summary and pretty much all you need to know about the plot to have the right expectations. \\n\\nBook 3 is three or four years in the future after book 2 and much has changed! The beloved dorm leader is gone, and a terror is in her place. The hero graduated and left some time ago. It took me a little bit to wrap my head around all the changes, but when I did, the story sucked me in again. \\n\\n""""Flight"""" is different from the other books in the series with a much stronger Christian theme. Plus, Cadence is graduating so there is less about her training and more about what comes next. And I enjoyed learning what comes next so much that I really hope the author decides this trilogy could really be 4 books!