Clean, Amazingly Interesting, Great Dystopian Read! Five Stars⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Y’all, this is the first dystopian book I have ever read! I loved it! I am usually quite weary about what I am reading, and I have certain standards of how a book can be “clean”. This one fits them all!!!🤩🤩🤩🏹🏹🏹Characters:Though the main girl, Reverie, is a vigilante who has a cold careless heart in the beginning, you see her character change and grow. She has spent the last year living a double life, one as Reverie Adams and one as the notorious vigilante know as The Archer. She struggles with trust and connections with people. Through it all she is focused on her single goal, to do whatever she has to do in order to find and rescue her sister, Eliza.This is complicated when TJ and Riya turn up after the death of their parents.The main boy, TJ, struggles with trust and hatred towards the one who killed his parents, leaving him and his little sister alone to fend for themselves, we see his character change as he sees the destruction of hate and power of forgiveness.Content:Overall the book is very clean. There is no cussing. One mention of “holy—“, but it hangs unfinished. There are uses of the words idiot and stupid. There are times when a character “curses under their breath” though it is never written out.This book is not graphic, but our main girl is still a vigilante. We see her kill, threaten, and torture people to get what she wants. We see a good deal of physical pain, bullet wounds, torture, arrow wounds, mentioning executions, crime, serial killers, drowning, needle injections, and other kinds of violence.With all of that ⬆️ said, I do appreciate that, though the story mentions these things, it does not describe the gore in much depth. We know enough to get the picture without being grossed out.Negative:Lies, hatred, stealing, sarcasm, fear, mentions of panic attacks, betrayal, fights using people, and killing.As for sexual content:It is very clean in this way. No innuendos, suggestive talk or mentions of sexual activity.There is connection between two characters that hints that something more may come in later stories, but nothing more. There is an instance where a character leaves and he kisses his sister’s forehead.There are a few mentions of “who likes who” in a high school kind of setting.——————————————————Personal experience:Overall this is a very clean interesting dystopian book. Thanks to Tommie Michele for writing such a great story and to Lindsey at the blog Books for Christian Girls, for featuring this in one of her videos! I very much enjoyed this story. It had great character development and depth. I will definitely be on the look out for more of Tommie Michele’s books!🏹‼️ I would definitely recommend this book for anyone thirteen and older, who loves dystopian fiction. Of course, parents should always read up on it and decide whether or not they think this is appropriate for their children.‼️🏹🤩🤩🤩🤩