Nighttime Reading Center: Jill Williamson

January 4, 2015

Sunday Post #3 1st Edition of 2015

This post is about the past week that you did on your blog and what is going on around the blogspeare. What arrived in your mailbox or inbox. This post is created by Kimba @Caffeinated Book Reviewer. If you want to rules or information on this meme you can get it here at Sunday Post.

The Past week went by fast. We welcomed in 2015 in with short order. I am happy to say it was just a good week and quiet. It good to get a fresh start out and look forward to what 2015 has to give us. I am using this past week to catch up on some backlog of Book Reviews, and many other things. I hope you all had good New Years. You are welcome to tell me your New Year Revolutions for 2015.

Mailbox Monday #15 (Meme, Discussion)

Rebel by Jill Williamson (Review)

Happy New Year 2015

My List of Review Books (List)

First Book of 2015 - is a Meme that is hosted by Shelia @ Book Journey

Love Unexpected by Jody Hedlund (Review)

An Amish Family Christmas by Marta Perry and Patricia Davids (Review)
Updated the A/Z Titles, Series review pages with links

Mailbox Monday #16 (Meme)

Boost It Tuesday (Meme)

Backyard Horse Tales 2: Frosty and the Nightstalker (Review)

Beyond All Dreams by Elizabeth Camden

Almost Perfect by Diane Daniels Manning (Review, Book Tour) +Laura Fabiani iRead Book Tours

December 31, 2014

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Rebels by Jill Williamson

Book Title: Rebels
Author: Jill Williamson
Genres: Young Adult, Science Fiction, Dystopia, Christian Fiction, Romance, Apocalyptic, Post Apocalyptic, Coming Of Age, Fancy, Family, Fiction
Series: The Save Lands #3
Publisher: Blink (Paperback, 304 Pages)
Publish Date: August 26, 2014
Disclaimer: I received this book from Book Look Bloggers for an honest review.
Description: In this third book in the series of fantasy/dystopian novels from award-winning author Jill Williamson, three teens must try to hold on to their values amidst the subjugation and lies of the government.

In this final novel of the Safe Lands series by Jill Williamson, Mason and Omar discover the true meaning of Liberation-a secret the Safe Lands have long kept from their people-but find they are trapped in the low lands with this crucial information. Meanwhile, Levi is forced to turn his attention elsewhere when his new wife, Jemma, is captured and becomes the Safe Land's new queen. His only choice to save her may be to take up the role of undercover vigilante that Omar began, leading the rebels in their quest to overthrow the government. But will that be enough to expose the Safe Land's lies and bring freedom to the people? And will they even want it if it comes?

This book is constitution from the two other books called "Captives" and "Outcasts". I would love to read the two books before. This book deals with lowlands and Midlands areas along with Kinderds. This deals with mostly the rebels in hiding and though of send to liberation. You goes though the adventures and to find the truth about Liberation and what the government was doing.

Can the rebels get the truth out about Liberation and what it means. What happening to Safe land folks? Levi find out that Jenna is having his baby? Omar and Mason work together to get the rebels to help with getting the truth out. Is the Owl know all and sees all. Omar has thing to deal with and will he come over it. What about Mason will he tell where his brothers are staying or will they do need to do a trade to get his brother? There are so many twist and turns that is will having wanting more and to want to turn the page to find out.