LitPick Review
Remnants of Tomorrow is the continuing story of Wren. Wren finds herself back in the dome and in captivity thanks to her father. After a failed attempt at escaping, she finds herself in a deeper hole than before. Levi and Pace, two of her long-time friends, reunite with her. Her world is forever changed, and when Wren’s father finds her useless he throws her outside of the dome. He leaves her and her friends to her enemies and the danger of what he thinks is outside. Can Wren and her friends get saved? Is the outside as dangerous as it appears? Find out in this adventure.
Opinion:
I ordered Remnants of Tomorrow not knowing it was the third book in a series. I wanted to give this two-stars because I was lost in the story. Because it was well-written, though, I am giving it a five-star rating. Most of the time I did not know what they were talking about. I would recommend reading the first two books in the series first, or you will be lost in this story like I was.
Kassy Tayler, the author, described the characters very well. For example, Wren has pale skin and shiny eyes because she was born underground. This is a decent book and very well described in all areas. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience, a unique read. I think this book would be appropriate for ages 11 and up if mystery, romance, and adventure are what you like to read.
