Hello
happy readers! So some of you may
remember I’ve talked before about the Acceptance series by Sarah Negovetich
with the first book Rite of Rejection and the sequel Rite of Revelation which I
reviewed and really enjoyed. I also had
the pleasure of interviewing her about the book (here if you'd like to see her picks for casting) and then last year I got to
hang out with her during UtopYA which was pretty awesome. The final book in the Acceptance trilogy Riteof Redemption came out just Tuesday (6/6) and I had the pleasure of receiving
an early copy for review to share my thoughts with you all and join the blog
tour! I also had my copy on pre-order.
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Rating: 5
Stars
At
the end of the last books things were bitter sweet. He had some major losses but we also had some
victories and a sense of home among the Freeman. The Cardinal is bound and determined to hunt
her down at all costs. When his men
start to attack other Freeman villages to that end she knows without a doubt it
will never stop and no one is safe from him.
She is the face of resistance, the only one people have seen stand up
against him with her broadcast and escape and now it’s time to convince others
it’s time to fight.
This
series has come so far that to think in the first book Rebecca was sent to the
PIT by the Machine predicted she would be a horrid criminal. Now having found out the Machine really
pushes out those less than perfect or more common those who question the
Cardinal and his system in any way.
Weeding out the undesirables basically.
Now as one ready to fight to remove him and his machine maybe the
Machine was right, she is breaking some laws now. It all plays back to the initial book where
you wonder if they were always meant to be criminals or if they only turned to
criminal type behavior because they were put in there? I love how it all plays back around.
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The
characters arcs from start to wherever they end up, they have all been through
the wringer. We’ve lost those we loved
and we have gained some along the way as well.
While the books do seem bleak and dark at times they are also full of
hope and love in a way that helps level them out and give the characters
something to fight for. Some have been
changing constantly and others have had more subtle changes along the way. Loss and grief are something many of the
characters face and how each one reacts differently is so true to life it hits
home.
The
first two books were good but this conclusion really amps up what has been
building in the back of the series and leads you to what I’d say is a very satisfying
conclusion. It manages to have it all
and keep you guessing along the way.
Sarah's Bio:
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Her first love is Young Adult novels, because at seventeen the world is your oyster. Only oysters are slimy and more than a little salty; it’s accurate if not exactly motivational. We should come up with a better cliché.
Sarah divides her time between writing YA books that her husband won’t read and working with amazing authors as an agent at Corvisiero Literary Agency. Her life’s goal is to be only a mildly embarrassing mom when her kids hit their teens.
You can learn more about Sarah and her books at www.SarahNegovetich.com or follow her antics on Twitter @SarahNego.
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