The Bloodwood Society - Ainsley Doty

The Bloodwood Society is a heart-pounding dystopian adventure for fans of The Hunger Games and The Grace Year. \n When 17-year-old Everly Dahl is recruited by the rebellion, she's offered the chance to fight back against the tyrannical force that destroyed her family. The rebels are humanity's last hope for freedom, but to join their ranks and become a part of the Bloodwood Society, Everly has to pass their deadly trials first. \n The rebels make Everly a deal; if she survives until the Blood Moon, they'll help to undo the tragic events that haunt Everly's past. But can the infamous underground society be trusted? The deeper she goes into their strange and dangerous world, the closer Everly gets to the truth-about the dark and twisted roots of the rebellion, and the fate of the only family she has left. \n Set in the not-so-distant future, this science fiction / fantasy hybrid explores themes of resistance, love, sisterhood, and sacrifice. Fast-paced, exhilarating, and utterly unputdownable, The Bloodwood Society is about shifting alliances, impossible choices, and the parts of ourselves we sacrifice in the fight for a future worth saving. \n The Bloodwood Society is a heart-pounding dystopian adventure for fans of The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, Ender's Game by Orson Scott, and Chosen by Shade Owens. When 17-year-old Everly Dahl is recruited by the rebellion, she's offered the chance to fight back against the tyrannical force that destroyed her family. The rebels are humanity's last hope for freedom, but to join their ranks and become a part of the Bloodwood Society, Everly has to pass their deadly trials first. The rebels make Everly a deal; if she survives until the Blood Moon, they'll help to undo the tragic events that haunt Everly's past. But can the infamous underground society be trusted? The deeper she goes into their strange and dangerous world, the closer Everly gets to the truth-about the dark and twisted roots of the rebellion, and the fate of the only family she has left. Set in the not-so-distant future, this science fiction / fantasy hybrid explores themes of resistance, love, sisterhood, and sacrifice. Fast-paced, exhilarating, and utterly unputdownable, The Bloodwood Society is about shifting alliances, impossible choices, and the parts of ourselves we sacrifice in the fight \nThe Bloodwood Society is a heart-pounding dystopian adventure for fans of The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, Ender's Game by Orson Scott, and Chosen