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caittschida 's review for:
The Enemy's Daughter
by Melissa Poett
adventurous
reflective
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
A swoony, dystopian love story between a girl and the boy from an enemy clan. Isadora must marry to uphold her family's position and while she doesn't want to, she will do as her father says. When an enemy clan attacks she is shot by a poisoned arrow only to wake up in enemy territory and bonded to the prince turned assassin of the enemy clan. The two clans have been at war for years, or have they? As she is forced to stay in enemy territory, a truth she never imagined is revealed, will she stay with the boy she has fallen for or will she fight for peace...
"The Enemy's Daughter" by Melissa Poett has filled the 2014 YA dystopian craving I have had for years. The story takes place in the future, but the similarities to today's politics are undeniable. I seriously could not put this book down, I absolutely devoured this story and fell in love with all the flaws these characters have. I hope Poett continues to write in the dystopian genre, she has magic to share!
"The Enemy's Daughter" by Melissa Poett has filled the 2014 YA dystopian craving I have had for years. The story takes place in the future, but the similarities to today's politics are undeniable. I seriously could not put this book down, I absolutely devoured this story and fell in love with all the flaws these characters have. I hope Poett continues to write in the dystopian genre, she has magic to share!