The Breeders A Young Adult Dystopian Romance eBook Katie French
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Do you miss The Hunger Games? Unable to find a book that will keep you turning pages long into the night?
100,000 copies sold. 400 four and five-star reviews. Book Awards 2014 Semi-finalist. Multiple category Best Seller. You've found your next obsession.
Riley is one of the world's last free girls. When Riley was born, her mother escaped the Breeders, the group of doctors using cruel experiments to bolster the dwindling human race. Her parents do everything possible to keep her from their clutches, but the Breeders control everything.
And they're hunting Riley.
When the local Sheriff abducts the other members of her family, Riley and her brother Ethan are left to starve. Then Clay arrives, the handsome gunslinger who seems determined to make up for past sins. But Clay can't know she's female, or he might sell her to the very people she's trying to avoid.
As Riley's affection for Clay grows she wonders can she trust him with her secret? She's worth a lifetime's wages. How could anyone, even someone she's growing to love, give up an opportunity like that?
For fans of The Hunger Games, Divergent, and The Gender Game, The Breeders is a book that will have you turning pages long past your bedtime. Pick up your copy today.
The Breeders A Young Adult Dystopian Romance eBook Katie French
(*slight spoilers*)This book is everything I hate; cliche and kinda poorly put together (I thought Riley couldn't read but through out the whole book she finds things and reads them? and wtf happened to Ethan's coyote bite? did their new found friendship with Clay make it better? Why did she leave her step dad's jacket because she "didn't have room in her pack" after making such a big deal that she needed it to cover her body but then had room for giant ass cans they found in the next town? also, why the hell is Betsy so much like Harley Quinn? not the badass fighting Harley but the Pathetic swooning over the Joker, mindless Harley) -but for what ever reason I could not stop reading it and could not help but cheer them on.
Maybe it took me back to my childhood, to watching spaghetti westerns with my dad, maybe it's the sexism that plays to my feminist soul, maybe it's because my coworker showed me that we could use Amazon Kindle at work and download free books so I could do that instead of well, working. what ever it was I finished this book in three days and I'm tempted to buy the next one. as much as it hurts me because it's so so SO overplayed, I'm in love with Riley and Clay's relationship. God I love it so much it's ridiculous.
anyways, this Mad Max + Hunger games -isque book is worth the read. Either you hate it or don't, but if you do, at least you can add it to your "read books" list and it was free.
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The Breeders A Young Adult Dystopian Romance eBook Katie French Reviews
This is a pretty average story. That may sound like a bad review, but it's just average. Nothing wrong with average. Not remarkable and though there are some parts that I really enjoyed, there were some parts that I really didn't like, too.
Mostly, the story and characters are fine (though the love story is a bit sappy for me), but I guess what it comes down to is that I didn't find the world believable. The premise itself is fine, but the presentation didn't work for me. One of the things that is interesting with these types of novels is looking at all the different ways society would approach the problem. There are so many different types of people and opinions out there, and though there might be one or two main schools of thought, there would be a lot of different ideas, opinions, and approaches to solving it. Good books will present multiple opinions on the matter. Watered down ones will present only two--the good guys and bad guys (both of which are completely homogeneous...no differing opinions among them...at all.).
This book certainly does that. The bad guys are all about capturing and forcing women into slavery, whether sex slavery or reproductive slavery. Their motivations for doing it are different, but the way they go about it is all the same--kidnapping and violence. The good guys are hiding from the bad ones. That's it. The author tries for a little variation by showing different motivations behind the bad guys (the plain psychos vs. the idealists), but mostly it's just black and white. Everyone is either trying to rape or torture the main character or...well...that's about it. Everyone is just trying to rape and torture her and her allies. Period. Outside of their ally group, there really aren't any good guys. The world just felt like a very juvenile approach to how the world would change and deal with this problem.
I guess what really surprised me is that the only mindset in this world is that women are something to be abused and used. When a commodity this important becomes scarce, it seems like there would be people who would actually value women and try to take care of them. Protect them. Something. Instead, everyone is out to destroy them. (view spoiler)
On top of that, it's some 80-90 years into the future, but it reads like it's current times. For example, the characters all use the same slang as we do now. And though it's never explained when everything went crappy between now and then, it's realistic to believe that people are alive at the time of the story that remember the pre-crap world, yet almost everyone they meet is as ignorant as if it's been hundreds of years.
That said, I'm curious to move onto the next book in the series. Perhaps the author will expand things a little more and make them a bit more multi-dimensional.
I read this book in a little over one day. It is full of action, adventure, and imagination. The storyline was interesting, and the character development was good. However, it really needed a proofreader and editor. There were a lot of mistakes, from incorrectly substituting you're for your to missing words. I don't understand why people publish stories that haven't been looked at by someone who understands the basic principles in writing the English language, or at least running spell check! That is one of my biggest pet peeves.
(*slight spoilers*)
This book is everything I hate; cliche and kinda poorly put together (I thought Riley couldn't read but through out the whole book she finds things and reads them? and wtf happened to Ethan's coyote bite? did their new found friendship with Clay make it better? Why did she leave her step dad's jacket because she "didn't have room in her pack" after making such a big deal that she needed it to cover her body but then had room for giant ass cans they found in the next town? also, why the hell is Betsy so much like Harley Quinn? not the badass fighting Harley but the Pathetic swooning over the Joker, mindless Harley) -but for what ever reason I could not stop reading it and could not help but cheer them on.
Maybe it took me back to my childhood, to watching spaghetti westerns with my dad, maybe it's the sexism that plays to my feminist soul, maybe it's because my coworker showed me that we could use at work and download free books so I could do that instead of well, working. what ever it was I finished this book in three days and I'm tempted to buy the next one. as much as it hurts me because it's so so SO overplayed, I'm in love with Riley and Clay's relationship. God I love it so much it's ridiculous.
anyways, this Mad Max + Hunger games -isque book is worth the read. Either you hate it or don't, but if you do, at least you can add it to your "read books" list and it was free.
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