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Traitor Born

(Secondborn #2)

Amy A. Bartol (Goodreads Author),

Kate Reinders (Narrator)

4.36 · Rating details · 7,234 ratings · 641 reviews

In the Fates Republic, Firstborns reign supreme. Secondborns kneel in servitude. Thirdborns face death. And Census shadows them all.

Secondborn Roselle St. Sismode was pressed into military service to battle the rebel uprising threatening the society that enslaves her. Now, powerful factions conspire to subvert the lines of succession, positioning Roselle to replace her mot ...more

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Oct 15, 2017 Ashlee » Library In The Country rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites

5 GLORIOUS STARS - I read this book in December and STILL cannot stop thinking about it. I am not kidding when I say it's my favorite 2018 release so far, nor can I wait any longer to share my thoughts with you.

”I believe dawn is the violent overthrow of night. But night is always still there - just on the periphery - waiting ... and at the end of the day, it comes to claim us all.”

Be still, my beating heart.

This sequel was everything I had hoped for and more. Secondborn was a good start to ...more

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Jan 17, 2018 Rae rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: arcs

I received this copy from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review

YAYY! NetGalley FINALLY approved me for an ARC! :)
I really enjoyed the first book Secondborn so I'm really excited to read this one!!

AHHHHH Amy Bartol, why do you torture me with these endings like this!!! I think the author should be dubbed The Queen Cliffhanger, because here I am again sitting all broken hearted just wishing I had some feeling of conclusion but instead, I've been thrown off the cliff, I'm not I received this copy from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review

YAYY! NetGalley FINALLY approved me for an ARC! :)
I really enjoyed the first book Secondborn so I'm really excited to read this one!!

AHHHHH Amy Bartol, why do you torture me with these endings like this!!! I think the author should be dubbed The Queen Cliffhanger, because here I am again sitting all broken hearted just wishing I had some feeling of conclusion but instead, I've been thrown off the cliff, I'm not even hanging. Just tossed into the abyss of an ENTIRE YEAR to wait and find out what the heck happens next!!!! Talk about emotional abuse! Its not quite that bad, but ugh I hate cliff hangers. (and that teaser of Rebel Born at the end of this ARC did nothing but make me REALLY need it like, yesterday.)

All in all though, this book was leaps and bounds better than Secondborn. It was much more organized and the plot was clear from the very first page. I loved that the beginning included all the Fates and who was in each Fate and what part of the hierarchy they represented. Also a glossary of terms is located in the back, which is always a helpful addition when creating a new world and new type of government. It just felt different starting this book, it felt like the second half of book one actually. Just how everything finally clicked and started to work. The characters felt immensely more in depth and we were even introduced to quite a few more. Roselle continues to be a badass and take on the world with her swordsmanship and keen eye for danger ( although it seems to find her anywhere and everywhere whether she wants it or not) but she handles things with her usual finesse and attitude. I loved that Reykin had a much larger role in this book because :) ahhhh :) who doesn't love a dark haired blue eyed dreamboat !!!?? (can you tell who I might have a book crush on?) I also love Clifton and his constant safety and protection of Roselle.

I cannot wait until Rebel Born comes out to find out what happens to these characters I have really come to enjoy. This book definitely did it for me as far as making me an Amy Bartol fan and to really get me into this series. MUCH BETTER than secondborn and definitely worth a read :)
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Jan 28, 2018 Sophie "Beware Of The Reader" rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorite-series, bests-of-2018

5 Roselle Superhero stars

ARC received in exchange of an honest review

This book is not out yet and I already need Rebel Born who will be released in 2019!!!!

Why, why do I do this to myself? Request books from series not finished yet when I know chances are high that I will love them???
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Traitor Born is packed with actions, twists you never see coming, hot warrior males and a superheroine.

If you don't like badass heroines fighting like super heroes as in killing dozens of adversaries and coming out ...more

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Jul 07, 2017 Truitti rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

46-2019. I enjoyed this installment of the born series. The whole series is causing me to re-evaluate our society's expectations and subtle unwritten laws, not just about birth order but occupation and the male/female issue. Very very good story ...more

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May 04, 2018 R.K. Gold rated it liked it · review of another edition

This is probably a 2.5/5 too but it was better than the first so I rounded up instead of rounding down.

As I mentioned in one of my updates I feel awkward reviewing books like this because I know I couldn't do any better, and I also know I'm not the target demographic. Still, it was free on KU and the plot has been compelling enough to keep me engaged.

This review will contain spoilers so stop reading now if that bothers you.

I'll start with the things I didn't like that way this review ends with This is probably a 2.5/5 too but it was better than the first so I rounded up instead of rounding down.

As I mentioned in one of my updates I feel awkward reviewing books like this because I know I couldn't do any better, and I also know I'm not the target demographic. Still, it was free on KU and the plot has been compelling enough to keep me engaged.

This review will contain spoilers so stop reading now if that bothers you.

I'll start with the things I didn't like that way this review ends with the positives. At times the writing was a little repetitive, and what made the repetition even more noticeable was how it carried over from the first book. For example, the descriptions of muscles on all the men Roselle respects or is romantically involved with. You can tell who the good guys are because they're hot and muscular. You can tell who the bad guys are because they're pure evil, usually less attractive, and very immature. Also, most people are blonde. It's not that big of a deal but it just catches my attention how even some throwaway characters who don't even need a physical description "brush their blonde hair out of their face."

I was also not a fan of the love interests (it's now a long quadrangle). Clifton, Hawthorne, and Reykin are all practically the same character because the most important thing about them is their combat competence and their physical appearance.

The villains are flat (most of the characters are) but they are still just evil for the sake of being evil.

Roselle is too perfect. She is able to kill an entire hoard of enemies at a costume party and come out with only a couple fractured ribs. Then when Clifton gives her this special body armor she is bested by two guards but is miraculously saved because of the armor. There's really no conflict because it's clear if Roselle wanted to she could kill everyone at once with ease, and I don't understand the connection she feels with her mom because we never actually saw any relationship (or lack thereof) we were just told Roselle was ignored and her mom hates her. I just mean I feel nothing for her dilemma because I never shared the same hope she had that their family would be reunited.

The only thing that gets in Roselle's way is her own naivety and it's kind of annoying because it's so out of character. She goes from this overpowered demi-god to a bumbling idiot when it's convenient for the plot or the romantic sub-plot.

It is entertaining though and there were pockets of good writing. Again I feel like I shouldn't be saying that because Bartol produced something better than I could.

As long as the third book is available on KU I will finish the series. ...more

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Mar 17, 2018 Mindy Lou's Book Review rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: pnr-scifi-fantasy, 2018, own-paperback, 2019

What a fantastic read! The world building in this series is amazing. It's very creative but also a lot to learn and keep up with. This is part of a trilogy so you do need to read book 1 first. This picks right up where book 2 left off.

What draws me to this series is Roselle. She is a secondborn. This society only values the firstborn children and they are born into wealth and power. There are two reasons secondborn children are allowed to live. They are considered spares incase a firstborn dies ...more

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Jan 11, 2018 Lillian ☁ Cloud 9 Books ☁ rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, arc, read-in-2018, science-fiction, dystopia, young-adult

***** 5 #TeamReykin Stars *****

Cannot be read as a standalone.

I really wish book 3 was available.... RIGHT NOW!
I inhaled this in one day. Traitor Born was better than the first book. How is that even possible!?!?

War between different groups, deadly assassins, and traitors everywhere.

And let's not forget about 3 wonderful guys in love with Roselle. I know who my favorite is!!!

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Jul 31, 2018 Alaina rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: dystopia, romance, sci-fi, kindle-unlimited, july-challenge-2018, fiction, young-adult, fantasy, new-adult, favorites

SO FREAKING GOOD!

I absolutely loved this audio! I feel like I flew through it since I started and ended it today. After finishing this, well, I'm so freaking pumped to dive into the third book! However, the whole "waiting" thing has got to go!

Traitor Born doesn't fall under that terrible sequel category. NO! It was amazing! Maybe even better than the first one. Heck, I can't decide! I've enjoyed them both so much that I'm probably the worst person ever to choose my favorite from the two.

Roselle ...more

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Feb 08, 2018 Nicki White rated it liked it · review of another edition

I struggled with rating this between 4 stars and 3 stars. I thought I finally settled on 4 stars, but then got to talking about the book and realized there was just too much that didn't connect with me but at the same time, 3 stars didn’t seem right either because I still enjoyed the book and still look for to the next installment. So that’s how I landed at 3 1/2 stars.

This is book two of what I believe is set to be a trilogy, but who knows anymore these days, authors are adding more and more bo I struggled with rating this between 4 stars and 3 stars. I thought I finally settled on 4 stars, but then got to talking about the book and realized there was just too much that didn't connect with me but at the same time, 3 stars didn’t seem right either because I still enjoyed the book and still look for to the next installment. So that’s how I landed at 3 1/2 stars.

This is book two of what I believe is set to be a trilogy, but who knows anymore these days, authors are adding more and more books to series to accommodate their growing fan base.

But that’s a little off track, Secondborn (Book 1) I found to be amazing, that in fact why I waited for what seemed forever for Traitor born and thanks to NetGalley I didn’t even have to wait until April to read it. But it Traitor Born obviously did not meet the same fate a Secondborn on the five-star podium. Why what could drive a series to dip?

Well, it was overloaded with romance. Roselle are protagonist seem to have a budding relationship (romantically based) with what seems to be just about any male that came into the storyline. Which would have been fine by me if a relationship was already left on a cliffhanger from book one. I mean it was riddle with it, to the point I couldn’t keep track of if she was faking the relationship ( yes some a forged into the master plan) or if these were genuine feelings established. It was agonizing, to say the least. Let’s not even mention the cringe-worthy intimacy that awkwardly took place.

What I thought I was getting was a novel with high action and adventure. But what I got was an over the top romance novel. Ok, to be fair there was some really epic action scene, extremely developed, raw and at times frightful with the outcome of them that left me turning page after page to find out what had happened, who was responsible and who of a long cast as left remaining.

Now the world build was phenomenal. Great care went into its creations, so much so that it felt unbalanced. World Building Vs. Storyline. World building came out the champ. I felt that the story was good but that it seem to come second to the overbearing, constant long-winded description. Not saying it wasn’t well written, it most certainly was, it allowed for the who’s and what’s to become actively vivid, but it was a tad overbearing.

The books saving grace, however, was the unlikely twist of events that took place throughout the book. That is what has left me still wanting more. Bartol has a way of adding the perfect cliffhangers that you just can’t pass up on the book or books that will follow. I know that I for one look for Rebel Born which isn’t set to release until 2019…It’s going to be a long wait. ...more

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Dec 30, 2017 Christa rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle-unlimited, ya, exceeds-expectations, highly-anticipated, 2019, 2017, arc, best-of-kindle-unlimited, sci-fi, reread

Wow this was a fun sequel! This one picks up where we left off. Roselle has been taken away from her ally Clifton to the Virtue Bowie’s palace. She is in charge of training his spoiled heir Grisholm.

There a lot of action, violence, and plotting in this one. The world building is excellent as alway. I’ve read a lot of Amy Bartol’s books and her world building is alway incredible. The glossary at the end is also helpful.

It’s hard to give a lot of detail about the plot of a sequel without giving Wow this was a fun sequel! This one picks up where we left off. Roselle has been taken away from her ally Clifton to the Virtue Bowie’s palace. She is in charge of training his spoiled heir Grisholm.

There a lot of action, violence, and plotting in this one. The world building is excellent as alway. I’ve read a lot of Amy Bartol’s books and her world building is alway incredible. The glossary at the end is also helpful.

It’s hard to give a lot of detail about the plot of a sequel without giving away spoilers, so I’ll focus on the characters.

Roselle is a strong lead. She’s a tough and capable female character who is able to make difficult decisions without hesitation. Her struggles with PTSD felt real and well researched. Her conflicting feelings lwith her family were great to read. Her transition from a soldier following orders to thinking independently and taking charge was excellent.

Hawthorne is Roselle’s love interest. He’s probably my least favorite good guy, mainly because he’s white bread. Kind of boring but essential to the plot. I am looking forward to seeing where his character goes in book 3, he’s set up for an interesting plot.

Reykin is the rebel soldier Roselle saved in Secondborn. He didn’t have much time in book one, so I was glad to see more of him. He’s a compelling character who gets some great character development along this book.

Clifton is Roselle’s superior officer. He’s s first born whose family was disgraced, so he has made his own way as a weapons manufacturer and arms dealer. He’s ruthless but has a soft spot for Roselle. I adored his character in Secondborn, but he gets far less time in this book.

Agent Crow is still delightfully evil and petty. He’s a great villain who is making things tough for Roselle.

Phoenix is the sewer robot turned personal assistant as a cruel prank. I loved Phoenix, I cackled every time Phoenix had a part.

There are very few complaints overall. I still feel that Roselle needs a female friend. She makes one with Balmora, but that’s the only one. Also there are too many love interests. Or rather men interested in Roselle. Grisholm is delightfully uninterested, but Hawthorne is Roselle’s forbidden love interest, Clifton wants Roselle, there is obvious chemistry with Roselle and Reykin, and the villain Crow has a creepy fixation with Roselle. It’s just a bit much. The cast of characters needs some balance with a female friend.

I am hooked on this series and can’t wait to see where the next book goes. This one ends on a cliffhanger so I’ll be eagerly awaiting book three.

Thanks Netgalley and 47North for this arc! ...more

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Jun 19, 2019 Mel (Epic Reading) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: library-print, arc-netgalley

With young adult/teen books a dime a dozen these days, it's seemingly difficult to parse through the many major publishing house options; never mind the independent ones out there.
I have been lucky enough to discover Amy A. Bartol's indie teen series Secondborn and even though there are so many cliche moments in this series I don't even care!
Note: This review is for book 2, there are spoilers for book 1 below.

Yummy Love Interest(s)
I feel like I need to disclose immediately how much I adore ...more

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Apr 22, 2018 Sláinte Wanderlust rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: hot-alpha-men, paranormal-fantasy-scifi, theres-been-a-murder, readthebook, theres-a-drama-and-its-a-llama, you-are-a-bastard-but-i-love-you, good-god-give-me-more, favorites, conjugate-with-me, and-theres-a-half

What a series! I only wish my kindle unlimited hadn't recommended it to me with so long to wait for the next book.
The author is amazing, I loved the story so far, I cannot wait to read more and I definitely will have a book hangover from this series...

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Apr 20, 2018 Jen (The Starry-Eyed Revue) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: dystopian-post-apocalyptic, 2018-faves, favorites, aliens-sci-fi, audiobooks, fantasy, girl-power, love-triangle-of-doom, 2018

Well, that was a doozy. Even more so than the first book, and not just because this cliffhanger was even more evil than the last. It's kind of taken a turn for the crazy, what with all the political machinations and ever-changing alliances, but I'm so invested in the outcome now, especially with what transpires in this sequel, that Bartol could have robots taking over the world and I'd still be here for it. Oh, wait. :P Anyway...if you've read previous books by this author, specifically the Kric ...more

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Jan 17, 2018 Lena rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: published-in-2018, netgalley, arc, read-in-2018

*ARC in exchange for an honest review*

Review of Secondborn (Secondborn #1)

I enjoyed this book so much more than the first one! I still felt like it had some major flaws but overall it was much more enjoyable than the first book. If you are like me, and you had serious doubts after reading Secondborn, I advise you to give this one a try. It's so much better.

I need to be honest and adres the things that still weren't okay for me. I'm going to try and be brief and afterwards I'm going to focus on a ...more

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Apr 17, 2018 Rebecca Elizabeth rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

*I received an ARC from 47 North via Netgalley*

Why??? Why did it have to end like that? Ok, so cliffhangers like that are really the sweetest torture. I loved this one so much more than book 1. In book 2 so much happens. And can I shout my love for Reykin? So much love for him and for so many reasons. Roselle had so much to deal with and I felt everything she felt. I loved this book so much! I seriously wish I had book 3 right now! Oh! And the tension between Roselle and Reykin!!! Ahhh! So many ...more

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Apr 25, 2018 Amanda Kratz rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I really love this series. I shouldn’t, it has so many elements that annoy me and here I am grinning like a fool plowing through it in no time at all. I can’t help myself I like it.

Again the entire bases for book is ridiculous (1st borns privileged and 2nd borns slaves and not allowed to have kids) although in the sneak peek of the 3rd they did try to finally justify why the world is the way it is. Just ignore the concept and take it at face value.

Plot: This is book 2 in the second born series. ...more

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Feb 12, 2018 Dirty Dayna rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: series-to-finish

309 pages

4 Traitor Stars

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This book picks up exactly where book 1 ends.
this is not a standalone by any measure and I would recommend a reread of book 1 to recall all of our players.
This book is a great dystopia for the YA genre in my opinion and it has aspects from the Hunger Games/Divergent that people enjoy. This book is not YA in its entirely with the deaths, murders, wrong doings etc that occur but more so the characters and low romance vibe. This book is more developed than the first bo ...more

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May 09, 2018 Amber rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, dystopian-post-apocolyptic, sci-fi-or-futuristic-romance, new-adult, twice-around

TEAM REYKIN!!!!!!

I need more REYKIN.

I mean, no one is as delicious as my perfect poopsie Kyon…but then again, who is??

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Jul 04, 2018 Donna ~ The Romance Cover rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 4-5-stars-read-2018

4.5 stars!!!

“No matter what happens, we endure. And we never stop striving for what we believe in.”

Amy Bartol never fails to kill me with her series, I could have died a thousand deaths reading this book. Action packed, on the edge of your seat, not knowing what way is up and what way is down just about sums up the gamut of emotions that I ran while reading this book. Holy freakin' hell.

Amy Bartol is a master storyteller and the way her visceral writing captures your imagination is s ...more

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Jan 28, 2018 Megan rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: my-faves, un-put-down-able, re-read-worthy, love-love-love, strong-female-lead, the-human-condition, sci-fi, i-ve-recommended, political-undertones, action-packed

And she did it again. Every. Single. Time. Amy Bartol is one of my all-time favorite authors. Her books are my go-to comfort reading. When I’m in a reading rut, when I need a pick-me-up, when I need that perfect sexual tension, her books are the ones I pick up. Something about her style, her world-building, the romance... perfection. And Traitor Born is no exception. Let me put your mind at ease, Bartol didn’t just avoid the dreaded second book slump, she decimated it. Traitor Born took all the ...more

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Apr 18, 2018 Camila rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: authors-who-hate-my-feelings

AGAIN AMY WHY????

This one was soooooo good and of-fucking-course the next book doesn’t come out until 2 0 1 9.

😭😭😭 Fuck. Why am I crying?

I already have my own theories of how this series will end. Knowing the authors style my heart will be shattered BUT ROSELLE AND REYKIN BETTER END UP TOGETHER.
Also, Team Reykin all the way. Allllll theeee way.
So glad he admitted he loved her. Now for the third book they better get married or something.

Ugh Amy you’re a damn near goddess when it comes to writing ...more

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Jun 03, 2019 Jina | BookRampage rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2019

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Jul 24, 2019 Kacy❁ rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Well dang! That escalated quickly and it was awesome. Roselle reminds me of Aelin and I love it. This series definitely deserves more love!

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Jun 26, 2018 Jennifer rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: challenge, i-can-t-adult-today, imagine-that

Roselle finds herself under the "protection" of the Virtue (the leader of all the Fates), though it feels more like a prison at times. The political maneuverings of both the Gates of Dawn and the Rose Garden Society continue and both groups want to see Roselle as 1st heir to the Sword; however, their end game differs vastly. Her mother is still trying to kill her, and good old Agent Crow is still trying to find a way to capture and torture her. (view spoiler) ...more

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Jan 03, 2018 Zuzana899 rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fav, romance

5 brilliant stars

Yesterday I received this ARC from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. And I had only 4 hours of sleep because of it. I just couldn’t put it down.

A few days ago I read the first installment /4 stars from me/, so I was truly excited to read the second book so soon. And it was even better than the first book! Honestly, what I loved the most was the romance. From the first book it was clear that the author will torture us with love triangle (or more, becau ...more

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May 20, 2018 Meg (booksandwinewithmeg.blog) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: dystopian, book-boyfriend, love-triangle-whore, bad-ass-chick, young-adult, 2018-favorites, steampunk

I HAVE TO WAIT A YEAR!!! Holy effing cliff hanger 😳

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Apr 19, 2019 Pamela rated it it was amazing

Lovelovelove this series!!! Awesome heroine and thrilling plot with just the right amount of feels on top. Though I hope that there will be a happy ending with my personal favorite male character in the end as well! And in case you're wondering who my favorite might be and why I think they will eventually end up together: (view spoiler) ...more

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Jan 21, 2020 Dave T rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Great follow-up to Secondborn.

This was definitely a great sequel to the trilogy. The action and intrigue continued until the ending where the big secret is revealed.

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Apr 10, 2018 Shelley rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2018-releases, science-fiction, arc-netgalley

*Source* NetGalley
*Genre* Young Adult, Dystopian
*Rating* 4.0

*Thoughts*

Traitor Born is the second installment in author Amy A. Bartol's Secondborn series. The story picks up where Secondborn left off. Protagonist Roselle St. Sismode has found herself in a situation that most likely would make others skittish and run for the hills. She's become a pawn in a political game that has seen Rose become the person of the moment. The Gates of Dawn wants her to break the dreaded Fate system which includes ...more

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Jun 17, 2019 B.A. Wilson rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: ya, dnf

I decided to DNF this at chapter 7, because by that point, the story was basically all telling and no showing. Plus, book 1 ended roughly, so I was hoping book 2 was going to pull things back together and move in a good direction. When that didn't happen, it was hard to continue onward. I was so tired of hearing characters endlessly feed me backstory and logistics about the world. There were entire chapters of the characters just talking and telling backstory. Complete snoozefest.

And then after ...more

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