This appears to be the third book in the Legends trilogy and
I felt like it wrapped up pretty well.
June is one of the three Princeps-Elect, meaning she is being groomed to
possibly be the head of the Senate. Day
has become the hero of the people and is occupied with caring for his younger
brother, Eden. Busy with their
individual lives, Day and June haven’t spoken in several months. However, a crisis looms once more. Just as peace negotiations between the
Republic and the Colonies begin to look hopeful, a plague breaks out in the
Colonies. Because they believe it is
from an old Republic weapon (and they are probably right) they are demanding a
cure before they will consider a peace treaty.
The Republic doesn’t have a cure, but with further testing on Eden, who
they think is patient zero for this illness, they may be able to create
one. Day, of course, is not willing to
risk his brother, now that he has him back.
The situation appears to be at an impasse, but things are not always
what they seem. Although the book is
tied up a little too neatly, it’s still a fun read and teen fantasy/dystopia
fans will probably enjoy the story.
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