Loved itthe third and final book is supernova i'm putting all three of them at number 12 because i just consider them one big book
Supernova (2019)
Others: Overwhelmingly positive ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE AND ANARCHY... THE EPIC CONCLUSION to Marissa Meyer's thrilling Renegades Trilogy finds Nova and Adrian fighting to keep their identities secret. While the battle rages on between their alter egos and their allies, there is a darker threat shrouding Gatlon City. The Renegades' worst enemy is back among them, threatening to reclaim Gatlon City. Nova and Adrian must brave lies and betrayal to protect those they love. Their greatest fears are about to come to life, and unless they can bridge the divide between heroes and villains, they stand to lose everything. Including each other. Intrigue and action will leave readers on edge until the final, shocking secrets are revealed. This description comes from the publisher. Supernova is the third book of the Renegades trilogy, the first of which is Renegades.
- ISBN:
- 9781250078391
- Length:
- 556 pages
Genres: fantasy, science fiction, young adult
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Loved itI thought this was a great finale. I devoured the end of this book.
Loved itthe second book was my least favorite I will say the third book I really loved I loved how it ended
Loved itI love this world I love the characters I love what Marissa Meyers writing style like it just plays out so cinematically