Silvers and Reds, two separate races. Silvers have silver-blood running through their veins, while the Reds bleed red blood. The Reds live as poverty stricken commoners under the dictatorship of the Silvers. Their lives are not their own, and they must work as laborers for the Silvers, if you are no...
This book is shit. I almost want to read how this book is some kind of parody about how YA fiction is. But even the book I'm reading that's supposed to be a parody of all the terrible of YA fiction IS TILL BETTER THAN THIS BOOK.Let's just start off with the misogyny. EVERY. SINGLE. WOMAN. Is hated o...
When Mare Barrow's falls into the arena where royal Silvers from all over are courting and competing for the prince Cal, she learns that she's not like all the other lowly Reds. She has powers like the Silvers. But this is unheard of, impossible. Reds don't have powers, they are the equivalent to pe...
I can't do this book. I really can't. I was so excited to read this too but, yeah no it's not happening. I got to about page 100, past my first typical DNF mark and it's just not for me. I was expecting dystopian and got a dystopian high fantasy mix. I kept comparing this to the BIRTHMARKED trilogy ...
What do you get when you mix the Hunger Games and X-Men? Katniss with super powers! We start off with a bit of Hunger Games, Mare lives in a poor village with her family and younger sister doing her best to provide for them, there's a boy she cares about and tries hard to protect. There were large a...
“The gods rule us still. They have come down from the stars. And they are no longer kind.” What happens when you mix all of the popular YA plots, characters and shake them up? Voila! you get Red Queen. It's like an X-Men dystopia. Despite it's shortcomings *cough* transparent plotline *cough* it sti...
The beginning of this book was tedious and unrewarding for me. I really had to break a sweat to keep reading because I really didn't connect with what was going on in the book. I felt that the author sort of rushed the entire opening sequences to bring Mare Barrow's story to it's point which is her ...
In Mare Barrow’s world there’s two kinds of people: those who has Red Blood and those who have Silver Blood. Those with Silver blood are “better” people and have magical gifts while those with Red blood do not have any gifts and are more on the poor side. Those Reds who turn 18 and don’t have a job,...
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