Loved itthese books are really cool in the fact that they have two different characters on two different sides of the story
Prodigy (2012)
Others: Overwhelmingly positive June and Day make their way to Las Vegas where they join the rebel Patriot group and become involved in an assassination plot against the Elector in hopes of saving the Republic.
- ISBN:
- 9780399256769
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- 486 pages
Genres: science fiction, young adult
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Loved itnext up I have Prodigy by marieo and this is the second book in The Legend Trilogy and another sequel that I liked a little bit better than the first one though I loved the first one too
Loved itProdigy did not fall into second book syndrome where it's just kind of like a filler to the next book at least to me I felt like Prodigy was a completely fresh and new story and I didn't think it was the filler of any Trilogy at all