Tier 3

Why it always gets the blame:

• This book doesn't follow the traditional "revolution, everybody dies!" that most dystopian series end with. Some people love that, some people don't.
• This is book 3 of the series, so if people don't come in the door with book 1, this one can't be read as a standalone.

Why this book could still be your favorite child:

• It doesn't follow the traditional dystopian trope pattern! This is a family working together, doing the next right thing, and making sacrifices for those around them. Sometimes complete strangers. It will make you think.
• The whole series will have you asking questions and seeing through a different lens. The ending is hopeful and satisfying.
  

Life Story:

The truth set them free. But if they don’t return, their society is doomed to repeat its past corruption.

Kate and Eric are elated with their reunion. But exiled in Tier 3, they barely have enough for themselves and their children to survive. And when they discover a heartbreaking group of abandoned kids, they realize they must restore justice to all three Tiers.

Enduring an arduous journey across the wilds, the couple risks everything to inform the people. But with a revolution already brewing in Tier 2, their world may descend into chaos before they have a chance to save it.

Can Kate and Eric create lasting change to a system built on segregation?

Reading Order:

• Book 1: Tier 1
• Book 2: Tier 2
• Book 3: Tier 3