Renee N. Meland

Faced with a life or death situation, Cain takes the fight path. What would the world, children be like if parents got children taken away from them for not being "good" parents. What if there was no rules or laws, and police could act as they saw fit? Kids have turned into acting like the adult parent to survive on their own in a world that is crumbling out of control around everyone, while everyone else has an opinion on how things should be ran. Fast paced read, lots of action and morale decisions having to be made on the spot.… (meer)

The justice a mother is trying to get for her son, backfires. What if the government took even more control in what is right and wrong parenting? The thought of parents having their removed from them if they cannot be good parents, sounds like a pretty good idea to most of us. Riley and her mother Claire now fear what they thought was going to be for the good of other children. How would it feel to be on the run from the government, and from the program you initiated, and the only person to trust and take guidance from is a killer himself?… (meer)

It took me a little bit to get into this one. Four years later, the US is doomed by none other than the government. It’s as if the US had transgressed backwards a bit. Riley, Cain and Olivia all in one book. Riley has had time to grow and mature and now things are coming back to the surface with Cain back in her life. Meanwhile Riley’s still carrying the guilt of Olivia with her, but that could change. Cain has a mission and no other is best fit to be his partner than her. Once I got through the beginning it was a fast paced read, and you wanted to know what was going to happen next! Excited for book four!… (meer)