From Liberty a young woman who is learning what true freedom is, and what we should be willing to sacrifice for true freedom. The characters in this book, this series are amazing. One of the greatest strengths of Linden's writing is the characters. But his eyes are opened as he gains access to locked files and secret agenda's.
He started research to prove that the regime was good for people, and the population controls made sense. Supero, once one of the regimen's most favored sons, he has fallen far, but in that fall has also started asking some questions. I loved the discover of history in this book, both by Liberty, but also by Dr. It should also serve as a startling wake up call for us today. It deals with many questions around freedom, what it means to really be free.
This book is dystopian with out being depressing. This is an excellent conclusion to the trilogy, and an incredible read. And from what I have read both series are wonderfully written." And after reading this third novel in this trilogy I would insist that even more so. And if we were to compare Chasing Liberty to Lois Lowry's writings it is much like The Giver, except with a clear-cut Christian under pinning. And in many ways Liberty reminds me of Meg Murry in many ways, but in a much more dystopian future. I stated: "If we were to do a direct comparison between L'Engle and Linden then the Chasing Liberty Series would be the Kairos series and the West Brothers would be the Chronos series. In an earlier review I compared Linden's writings to those of Madeleine L'Engle and Lois Lowry. All of her novels I have read have garnered a 5/5 stars. Each and every piece I have read by her is excellent. In that time I have read 10 novels, or published short stories and 2 anthologies that she has contributed to. I discovered the writings of Theresa Linden about a year ago.
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