Damaris (GoodChoiceReading)'s Reviews > Outpost
Outpost (Razorland, #2)
by Ann Aguirre (Goodreads Author)
by Ann Aguirre (Goodreads Author)
Enclave was one of my favorite books of 2011, and Outpost was one of my MUST READ books for 2012. I am so happy I got the chance to read an advance copy. I love books with SUPER strong female characters that aren’t afraid of anything. And what I love more is when an author doesn’t hold back and makes this character stand out and so bad ass. If you haven’t read Enclave, then you probably have no clue what I am talking about.
You meet Deuce in Enclave and you quickly learn that in order for her to stay sane she has to kill something; preferably a “freak”, who, to some, would call a Zombie. In Outpost, she is no different. The only thing that has changed is the world she lives in. She is now up top learning about things that in her home they felt there was no need to teach.
When I think of Deuce, I think of Michelle Rodriguez. I know, Michelle is a bit too old, but that is who comes to mind whenever Deuce got into action and showed just how fearless she is. Ann Aguirre developed her character at a great pace and gives readers a chance to REALLY get to know Deuce.
Outpost is more about Deuce learning, growing, and discovering things about herself she didn’t even know was possible. She is tested plenty of times throughout the book and not once does she fall. She isn’t afraid to kill or be killed. She protects those close to her and is always the one taking charge. For someone who doesn’t know much about the real world, she is very observant and a quick learner.
Outpost to me was super entertaining. There is plenty of action in it, but I felt that it wasn’t as action packed as the first. This was the only thing that sort of bothered me. I was expecting a lot more action than it had, but as I mentioned before, it’s more about Deuce and her struggles. The romance is highlighted more in this book than in Enclave so it balanced out. From the way the book ended, I can tell that the next book is going to be CRAZY! Ann Aguirre knows exactly how to trap you inside her book.
4 out of 5 Stars!
You meet Deuce in Enclave and you quickly learn that in order for her to stay sane she has to kill something; preferably a “freak”, who, to some, would call a Zombie. In Outpost, she is no different. The only thing that has changed is the world she lives in. She is now up top learning about things that in her home they felt there was no need to teach.
When I think of Deuce, I think of Michelle Rodriguez. I know, Michelle is a bit too old, but that is who comes to mind whenever Deuce got into action and showed just how fearless she is. Ann Aguirre developed her character at a great pace and gives readers a chance to REALLY get to know Deuce.
Outpost is more about Deuce learning, growing, and discovering things about herself she didn’t even know was possible. She is tested plenty of times throughout the book and not once does she fall. She isn’t afraid to kill or be killed. She protects those close to her and is always the one taking charge. For someone who doesn’t know much about the real world, she is very observant and a quick learner.
Outpost to me was super entertaining. There is plenty of action in it, but I felt that it wasn’t as action packed as the first. This was the only thing that sort of bothered me. I was expecting a lot more action than it had, but as I mentioned before, it’s more about Deuce and her struggles. The romance is highlighted more in this book than in Enclave so it balanced out. From the way the book ended, I can tell that the next book is going to be CRAZY! Ann Aguirre knows exactly how to trap you inside her book.
4 out of 5 Stars!
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Reading Progress
| 06/02/2012 | page 22 |
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7.0% | |
| 06/03/2012 | page 112 |
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33.0% | "Ah! I freaking love Deuce!!!!" |
