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Rise (Eve #3)

by Anna Carey (Goodreads Author)

3.78 of 5 stars 3.78 · rating details · 1,201 ratings · 253 reviews

How far will you go when you have nothing left to lose?

When she lost her soul mate, Caleb, Eve felt like her world had ended. Trapped in the palace, forced to play the part of the happy, patriotic princess of The New America—and the blushing bride of her father's top adviser—Eve's whole life is a lie. The only thing that keeps her going is Caleb's memory, and the revolutio...more

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Published April 2nd 2013 by HarperCollins

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Mar 27, 2013 Blythe rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-reads, almost-fell-asleep, arc, caught-in-a-bad-romance, didn-t-see-that-coming, disappointments, doesn-t-deserve-the-hype, highly-anticipating-2013, i-totally-saw-that-coming, judge-a-book-by-the-cover, meh, unmet-potential, awful-ending, print-arc, read-reviewed

This review is spoiler-free for both Rise and the entire Eve trilogy

Not including this final (unfortunately or fortunately, I've not yet decided) and ever so disappointing installment, I do love this trilogy, and will not forget the emotional impact Eve had on me when I read it months ago. The Eve trilogy was one I'd recommend at any opportune moment available, and I held back on none of my praise, despite the fact that the vast majority of my friends felt indifferent to the first two novels of...more This review is spoiler-free for both Rise and the entire Eve trilogy

Not including this final (unfortunately or fortunately, I've not yet decided) and ever so disappointing installment, I do love this trilogy, and will not forget the emotional impact Eve had on me when I read it months ago. The Eve trilogy was one I'd recommend at any opportune moment available, and I held back on none of my praise, despite the fact that the vast majority of my friends felt indifferent to the first two novels of the trilogy.

With that having been said, however, I anticipate that it will be difficult for me to recommend this trilogy any further, because, as much as the first two novels may hold a place in my heart, recommending this trilogy would also mean I'd have to recommend this unfortunate installment, which is something I can say right now I'll not be able to do.

As I'd mentioned already in this review, the number one thing I'll remember about my experience with Eve was the emotional impact it had on me, and how it had me crying just two pages into the novel. The next novel, Once, had significantly less of an emotional impact on me, but I found myself loving the novel nonetheless, due to how attached I was to the characters. And then of course there's Rise, of which the emotional impact was nonexistent, when it really should have been at its highest, and my attachment to the characters grew less and less to the point where I was hoping the main character would be executed at the end of the novel--a gutsy move, yes, but one I was able to imagine the author taking in the midst of all the other deaths occurring throughout the novel.

And, on the topic of both execution and the main character, I'm brought to part of my review where I ~~rant about~~ discuss the the manner in which the (many) death scenes were written, as well as the evolution of Eve, from being a character I at least liked and sympathized with for the entirety of the first two novels in this trilogy, to being a character whose motives and actions I couldn't bring myself to understand, nor did I want to. A character that was once likable and considerate--albeit unquestionably idiotic at times--in prior installments only evolved into a cold and unlikable character in this final, and most crucial installment, and I couldn't bring myself to care about what happened to Eve by the end of the novel.

And as for how the novel deals with the multiple death scenes, I am, among other things, not a fan. I've said it before in this review and I'll say it again--quite a few people die in this book. People whom I liked. People whose deaths would have made more of an impact if they'd been met with more development and weren't just side-characters left to inevitably be fed to the dogs. People whose deaths would have made more of an impact if their deaths hadn't been brushed upon within the span of a few pages, a chapter at most, and then left to be forgotten. We're not given enough time to mourn for the characters lost to us in Rise due to the fact that within a few pages the characters are moving on from the character's death and are heading towards their next mission/destination, and due to that very issue, each of the deaths in this novel lacked the emotional impact it could have surely had on readers of this trilogy had more time and emotion gone into the deaths of the characters.

However, despite the issues pointed out above, Rise, up until the last chapter, is not overwhelmingly bad by any particular set of means, but it is helplessly bland, forgettable, achingly disappointing, and its quality just isn't up to par with that of the two novels prior to it. The characters lost their flare that had me caring for them in Eve and Once, the writing and relationships lost that very same flare as well, and the final page ruined any chance of this trilogy being recommended from me in the future. I've said this before in this review, but it's worth a reiteration: I do love the first two books in this trilogy. But I do not love the trilogy as a whole. The first two novels were brilliant, but this conclusion was nothing short of an adversity. (less)

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Apr 18, 2013 Sofie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: dystopian

SPOILERS AHEAD. SPOILERS AHEAD.

I must say, I devoured this series. Luckily, because I started Eve only a few days ago, I didn't have to wait for the next books in the series.

Rise picks up after Eve marries Charles and Caleb is killed. Needless to say, the book was significantly less enjoyable without Caleb in it, which warrants the three star rating. The memories of his times with Eve mentioned throughout the book were not enough to make me feel he had a presence in it. However, (view spoiler)...more

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Apr 15, 2013 Polly Roth rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

caleb cannot be dead! please do not be dead!

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Apr 06, 2013 Laura rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013

I'm very conflicted about this book. I read it in just a few hours and had to know what happened, but now that I'm finished, I just don't know how I feel about it.

What I liked (no spoilers): Eve's determination and strength, new growth in characters, lots of action and surprises.

What I didn't like (no spoilers): I know the book is long, but everything seemed rushed and not fully explained. I would have liked more information about some of the new characters or explanation of how some of the surp...more

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Apr 14, 2013 *Lily's Labyrinth* rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, dystopian, kick-ass-girl, no-paranormal, future

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Summary: “In the stunning conclusion to Anna Carey’s thrilling dystopian trilogy, Eve has the fate of The New America in her hands”

Rise starts with Eve and Charles being married for two months now, he likes her and she still thinks about Caleb who was shot and killed :( she goes to the Hospital where they're keeping the school girls in...more SPOILERS,,,,,, SPOILERS,,,,, SPOILER,,,, BASICALLY EVERYTHING IS A SPOILER SO DON'T CONTINUE READING UNLESS YOU'VE READ THE BOOK :)

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Summary: “In the stunning conclusion to Anna Carey’s thrilling dystopian trilogy, Eve has the fate of The New America in her hands”

Rise starts with Eve and Charles being married for two months now, he likes her and she still thinks about Caleb who was shot and killed :( she goes to the Hospital where they're keeping the school girls including done from her old school, she wants to find her friends but learns from another girl that they had escaped.its near thanksgiving and with the help of Moss/ Reginald the leader of the whole revolution going on, the leader of the Rebels, he gives her a knife and a package of poison to poison her dad. Tells her about the two tunnels to escape to the Outlands. That same day she finds out she's pregers, she puts poison in her dad pills, tells Charles about the pregers, he keeps it a secret that its not his, Clara- her cousin- has become close to her, she likes Charles and Eve tells her everything, about Caleb, the Rebels, the escape plan, alot of things I wouldn't trust her with so easily. Her dad gets sick, and the town is attacked by the Rebels and the Dissidents in the City. Moss is no where to be found, Eve doesn't know what to do.

For a while Eve was afraid she might lost the baby, since she wasn't getting morning sickness, but she soon started feeling sick again making her happy, the baby and a raggedy shirt is the only thing she has left from Caleb. The City soldiers started hanging Rebels, two were people that she knew. Her dad also captured Moss and knows that it was Moss or her that poisoned him, they try to escape, Charles help stop a Soldier but Moss gets shot and killed. Eve escapes taking her bag of things with her, Clara finds her and goes with. Eve goes to the hospital where there keeping the school girls and help some escape, including Beatrice the maid that told of Eves plan to escape with Caleb leading to his death and her daughter Sarah. Wtf I wouldn't have befriended her again after she ratted her out, come on now. They are chased by soldiers but escape throw a tunnel in the floor of a hotel, they make it out, walk alot and hide in abandoned places, theres a whiny little girl - Bette- that doesn't want you believe that they are using girls to reproduce, and almost gets them caught by yelling out. You just want to slap that girl,, arg,, One of the girls Helene falls down a cliff and brakes her ankle. They had to recuse her.

Time passes, Eve is like 3 1/2months pregers. They stay at a hotel, and Eve and Clara learned that Bette had used the radio to call for help, Eve finds her outside waving down a guy on a motorcycle, he gets to them pulls out a gun, a girl tells him Eve is the princess making things worse but Eve stabs the guy and Clara knocks him unconscious with a bottle, they leave incase anyone else comes, they plan to go to Califia, where its a refuge for women who escaped, time passes, now Eve is at 4 months, they make it to the dugout where Eve had met the guys and gave her shelter, there Eve finds Ruby and Pip, they are both about 6 months pregers, the two little boys are there too, Silas and Benny, and Arden, Eve's friend is also there but left with the older boys for more supplies. Pip doesn't want to talk to Eve at first cus she left them at the school while she ran off, but later they sort of befriended each other again. Eve tells her she's pregers, and that she'll stay with her and Ruby instead of leaving with the girls to Califia.

But first she intends to teach the girls to swim,, Pip falls into the water and bleeds to death, she was always saying she was tired and didn't feel well, she was sick the while time, :( she was buried and the group left to Califia. Once there they are sort of welcomed, the leaders there don't allow guys but end up allowing them all to stay, that night Eve decides that she can't stay and wait for her dad to come and find her and kill everyone. She makes into the city, sneaks into the Palace wearing a soldier uniform, she runs into Charles, his fine, she sneaks into her dads office and shots him before he shot her, he dies, but soon she's chased by officers, captured and ready to be executed by being hanged. Explosions go off when she's going to be hanged, the Rebels start taking over the City, she escapes but soon the Rebels find her, and she finds Arden :) one of the leaders, they plan to elect a President maybe Arden, Eve finds out that some boys survived and were brought in, hoping its the guys from the dugout, she learns that its one Caleb :) he was being kept, and left to heal or die on his own, he can't walk but his alive, she runs to him, yelling back that she's his wife :) --Fin

Great book, great story sad that there wasn't much or any of Eve and Caleb :( Eve has been brave and strong even with what she has to go throw she fights back, happy ending that's what I wanted, I knew Caleb was alive, you just can't kill the baby daddy damn it :) sad that some had to die, would've wanted more action when her killing her dad , the bad guy but it was good she learned that he had taken the picture of him and her mom, that he did love her mom aw but he was evil, Charles was cool after all, he didn't force Eve to do anything, he helped some times, slept in the corner instead of in the same bed, and helped get into her dad office, Clara was also cool, at first she was rude and a bitch but now she became Eve good friend, surprisingly she never complained sneaking out of the City, walking alot with the girls, starving, freezing, and making to Califia, she was brave and helped lead. The girls where also fine and safe in Califia and it was mentioned that they would come to the City, we don't know what Eve has a boy or girl but she always thought it was a girl, the girls from the other school were soon brought to the City too, the soldiers were imprisoned, some escaped, the rebels took over, but there is still danger, there are still other Cities.

Well its sad to see a series end but it was good :)(less)

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May 05, 2013 Paula Phillips rated it 4 of 5 stars

Have you ever read a series and then been so excited to read the last one , hoping all your questions and answers would be solved ? However, instead you are left with one of the biggest cliffhangers of all time and you just hope that the author will have a change of heart and write one more book ? That's what happened to me as I read Rise by Anna Carey. First things, a positive was the fact that I have enjoyed this series and it would have to be one of the better teen dystopians I have read and...more

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May 03, 2013 Suz rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-in-2013

Rise is a thrilling conclusion to a fantastic dystopian trilogy, that wowed me from book one. With nothing left to lose, Eve feels as if her world has ended. Trapped and living a lie, the only thing that keeps her hope alive, is her precious memory of Caleb and the revolution. Anna Carey paints a desperate portrait of love and sacrifice, how far one will go, who to fight, and what to leave behind. Dark and dismal, her world will be forever changed by the choices she faces.

The challenges that lie...more

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Apr 29, 2013 Betty BookRock rated it 2 of 5 stars

I am not an excessively critical reader. I can generally overlook holes in a story when the overall book is good, but this story had more holes in it than swiss cheese. Eve and Once had a few issues that I could easily put aside, but this was just ridiculous. It didn’t even feel like the same author. I expected fireworks. I craved the intense emotional connection that I felt throughout the first 2 books of the series, but felt nothing. There were several moments that I reread paragraphs because...more

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Apr 20, 2013 Just Me rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: o-m-g, what, how-is-she-alive, can-someone-really-do-this, cant-get-over-this, how

Okay, so let me start with the fact that I like this series. It isn't my favourite, but I like it.

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Mar 07, 2013 Step Into Fiction rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: jessica

Most of you are lucky. Once came out in July so that means you only had to wait about nine months to get Rise; to read how this whole trilogy ends. Especially with the way Once ended. I, on the other hand, had to wait thirteen, long, painful months. That is one of my two negative things to say…and obviously this has nothing to do with the book. Just me whining about how impatient I am; however; the wait is worth it, I think and I will tell you why.

We’ve watched Eve grow from that naïve give she...more

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Apr 11, 2013 Maddie rated it 4 of 5 stars

~Some Spoilers~~

This book was great! I could barely put it down, I think in total it took me about 6 hours to read?! I loved the suspense build-up and the character relationships. Honestly, I can't really pinpoint why I like this series so much, because it's not really original, it's very similar to all other dystopian novels, but I love them all and this trilogy is no different.
To be fair, the writing wasn't fantastic, and at times a big anticlimactic, but I personally got into it really quick...more

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Apr 16, 2013 Elisa rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. A little disappointing to be honest. After reading the reviews on here, I expected it to be a lot worse, but it was still a little lacking. It was still a good book, though, and I love Carey's writing. Don't read beyond this cause I'll be sharing spoilers!

For the most part, I was disappointed with how things weren't resolved. Like, I did not expect her to actually kill her father! That was so sad and it happened so quickly; I would have liked there to be more interaction between them before she...more

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Mar 21, 2013 Tee loves Kyle Jacobson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-must-read, 2013-new-book-release, around-the-world-arc-tours, march-2013

Let me first start by saying that I am sad to see this series end. I have loved both books but when I got this one I was afraid because when a series ends it is always with a heavy heart that I read it. Sometimes it is a hit and sometimes it is not but I have to say that I enjoyed the ending but I really needed more. I still have some questions but that is okay because I plan on re-reading the books all in a row so I can see if I answer my own questions.

In Rise we see that Eve has finally grown...more

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Apr 19, 2013 Marie Medellin rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-ya-audiobook-challenge

*Book 2 Spoilers*----Wow! Let's start off with, narration again was awesome. Good job Tavia Gilbert! Anna Carey has done an AWESOME job with this final installment of this trilogy! My heart was crushed at the end of the last book when Caleb dies. I got this book/audiobook hoping there was some kind of mistake. Eve must carry on without her love and continue the fight for freedom that Caleb was unable to finish. She must kill her father! Come on with an ending like that, how can you not have to r...more

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Apr 07, 2013 Sudha rated it 3 of 5 stars

It felt like the author kind of rushed into this ending and left out a few scenes that woukdve imoroved the book and some emotion at times too. The whole story is very emotional, though at some parts gets old and unemotional. There are shocking secrets that don't let you stop. And then there were the plans...so many twists, they never seemed to go right. It was exciting yet a tad bit predictable as well as other things too. Based on the theme and the past, you could predict some things right or...more

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Apr 22, 2013 Lawrencia Mensah rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Apr 19, 2013 Ashley Webb rated it 4 of 5 stars

I liked this book more than the first two because I felt more attached to the characters and I felt the story of revolution rang true. I still had the same concerns I had with the earlier book - I felt the world didn't entirely make sense, but I was willing to suspend that disbelief.

I found myself routing for Eve but also really frustrated with her. Couldn't she see that her husband was just trying to be helpful and kind to her? She could have been nice to him, even if she didn't love him.

I al...more

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May 16, 2013 Shannelle rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: tell-all, just-no

I seriously have a thing against chapters beginning with a recap of something that was done after the previous chapter ended. I seriously do.

Maybe, otherwise, I would be okay with the book. The only thing I didn't like with the plot was how the biggest aim was killing Eve's father. Other than that, the plot was okay. Not too good, and not too bad, just okay. Nothing remarkable.

But honestly, the writing. *groan* I like reading about what a character does, so when suddenly the next chapter sudde...more

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Apr 02, 2013 Mary (BookHounds) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, from-publisher-author, young-adult

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here.
MY THOUGHTS
ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT

+++spoilers if you haven't read Eve or Once+++

Caleb is shot in Eve's arms at the end of Once and they are quickly separated. The feeling of hate for her father are now intensified to a death wish for him and with the help of rebels' leader Moss, she intends to act on it. Her marriage to Charles is a sham and even still, the both like and respect each other. With Eve's brutal honesty to Clara about Charles, the two begin to forge a relationship based on trust that fo...more

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Apr 13, 2013 Rachel rated it 4 of 5 stars

WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD!!!

OK, REALLY??????? That ending literally made me scream. I really really really wish she would have given us more. I kind of had that "everything is going to turn out for the good" feeling, so when she learned Caleb was alive I was excited to see what the reunion was going to be like. Especially when she learned he was unable to use his legs and i REALLY wanted to see his reaction when he found out that Eve was pregnant.

I also would have loved to know a little bit about...more

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Apr 05, 2013 Britt rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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May 20, 2013 Andrea rated it 4 of 5 stars

Once again I enjoyed the Eve series. I do have to say that I didn't remember much of what happened in the previous two books. And I'm not sure I was ever really caught up. But I enjoyed the story nonetheless.

I liked Anna and all of the girls. I felt bad for Charles, the man that Eve was forced to marry. He seemed like he would do anything for her.

The plot was interesting and kept me hanging on. There were several little twists and turns. And the big one at the end--there were no clues that it w...more

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Apr 08, 2013 Allison rated it 4 of 5 stars

Ill keep this short *spoilers of end*

I looveeed this book so very much the whole series I loved and this was probably my favorite one of them BUT I hate absolutely hate when I don't get satisfaction at the end of a book, when I don't get closure. I wanted to see eve and Caleb together I liked how she said I am his wife and held her belly and ran toward him but I desperately wanted to see him an her get back together kiss and she tell him she's pregnant and also I wanted to see the girls get back...more

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Apr 09, 2013 Jonida rated it 3 of 5 stars

Can I ask " What Happened with the ending Carey???????? Seriously????? Are you kidding me??????"

And I think now I will sing :

I can't get no Satisfaction
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a7cHP...

I mean Eve is a great story . But Caleb and Eve had a deep and invincible love. Why would the ending be so abrupt, lame and incomplete? Why could we not see how the two of them collapsed into each other in the end of this war?

Very disappointing that you put such thought in everything but the most important...more

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Apr 05, 2013 Virginia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-read

I am very annoyed that this is the final book of a "trilogy". If this doesn't become a quarter I will not stick with my rating....because it ends horribly. The book was a fast read, and although some of it felt like a 'same place different day' scenario, the plot did progress and it did have just the right mix of suspense and feel good fiction. But ending it the way that she did was not only cruel but the perfect set-up for another novel. It opened doors instead of closed them. I don't need all...more

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May 21, 2013 Fritzi Ann rated it 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars.

I don't know how to feel about this book. I'm a bit sad and depressed now that this trilogy has finally come to an end. Though I'm a bit rattled by the ending.

I'm so excited to read it for my questions to be finally answered. But now, it just left me with more questions. Especially about Charles, that through Once and this book, I had finally come to love.

The thing about this book is while reading it, I can feel the grief Eve is suffering because of Caleb's death (and more), which I t...more

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May 17, 2013 Candace rated it 3 of 5 stars

When I finished reading the first book in the series, Eve, I believe I said it was a 'light' dystopian. It was easier to read and wasn't as stressful as many dystopian's. By book two things were heating up quite a lot though and felt like maybe it just wasn't as light as my original thoughts. The middle book was probably the best book of the trilogy, actually, which is unusual. Anyway, I've enjoyed the journey very much. And while I did like this one, I did have a few issues that made it maybe...more

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Apr 05, 2013 Maisie is currently reading it

What a lovely cover.

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May 13, 2013 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another book that I finally got a chance to finish and ....yet I don't want it to end.

I'm going to start off with the ending. The last line of the book is solid and awesome yet there has to be more. Please tell me there will be another book cause it CAN NOT end that way. It just can't. Not after finally finding the answer that I had been searching for and then BAM over? I think not. With that said, the plot is awesome. Totally captivating and riveting, after finishing this book you are utterly h...more

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Apr 22, 2013 Nicole rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: better-than-expected, dysto-party, fiction, least-interesting-leads, read-in-2013, series, survival-of-the-fittest, ya

I have not been a fan of the Eve trilogy, but something about Anna Carey’s writing (and all the cliffhangers) kept making me come back. Rise is the final book in the series and definitely the strongest, though I imagine it will eventually be as forgettable to me as the first installments. I don’t want to spoil the first two books for any potential readers, so let’s just say that the revolution really begins in this one and that Eve must play a very important role in it.

Looking back at my review...more I have not been a fan of the Eve trilogy, but something about Anna Carey’s writing (and all the cliffhangers) kept making me come back. Rise is the final book in the series and definitely the strongest, though I imagine it will eventually be as forgettable to me as the first installments. I don’t want to spoil the first two books for any potential readers, so let’s just say that the revolution really begins in this one and that Eve must play a very important role in it.

Looking back at my review of Once, it seems my biggest beef with that book was the lack of good characterization. Eve is still a boring character to me; I feel more like I’m reading a third-person narrative about a revolution rather than first-person account of a revolutionary MC who is describing her life-threatening journey through a dystopic America. I still couldn’t connect with her; she is definitely a stronger, more sympathetic character than she was in Eve, but there is just this persistent disconnect between us. Once again, the secondary and tertiary characters were more interesting to me, and it frustrated me that I never knew for sure what happened to Clara, Beatrice, the girls from the Schools, the dugout boys, etc., and that Eve could just be all, “I still don’t know what happened to them, oh well” about it.

Also—and this is really a spoiler, so be careful with the clicking—what is the DEAL with all the (view spoiler) in YA lately?? I know I’m getting all Jerry Seinfeld up in this piece, but I just don’t get it. At what point did (view spoiler) become a mandatory plot point? Not that it was very surprising; after the airplane hangar scene in Once I could see it coming from a mile away (and I am very ridiculously nearsighted). Nothing I write has (view spoiler) in it. Am I doing it wrong?

My final complaint is that, much like Lauren Oliver’s Requiem, Rise seems to subscribe to the “Closure? What Closure?” school of thought. It seems you don’t have to actually write an ending for anything these days; you can just stop writing, kind of like(less)

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Anna Carey has been a gift wrapper, face painter, nanny, horrific cocktail waitress, sofa saleswoman and children's book editor. She graduated from New York University and has an MFA in fiction from Brooklyn College. She currently lives in Los Angeles, where she can be found writing, reading, and doodling on the giant chalkboard in her kitchen.

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