SUPERNOVA (BOOK 3 in the RENEGADES SERIES)

SUPERNOVA by Marissa Meyer

YELLOW LIGHT

AGES: 9TH GRADE-COLLEGE (YA-NA)

Supernova, Book 3 in the Renegades trilogy, is a full throttle read with plenty of unforeseen twists and turns that will keep readers completely engaged until the very last page. Reading this series, it is easy to see why YA readers enjoy it. However, there are a few things to be aware of.

With the Renegade headquarters in shambles, things are coming to a head between the heroes and villains. Caught in the middle of the explosion are Adrian and Nova and all of the secrets that they hold. Uncertainties abound until the last moment as to which side is actually fighting for the overall good of the people and the prodigies. Things continue to be muddied until a defining moment when the true mastermind villain is exposed, and questions that have needed answered since Book 1, surrounding who ultimately was responsible for the death of Nova's family and what happened to Adrian's mother, finally are. Get ready for some surprises!

HEADS UP- There is a small amount of language in the book. No f-bombs

-Adrian's two dads are mentioned frequently, but there is no intimate details to their relationship.

-The prodigies are sometimes born out of trauma, and one of the former villains shares that he was molested as a child. No intimate details are given to the situation.

-There are a couple of momentarily gruesome moments in the story, especially surrounding Phobia, who preys on the fears of others.