SPOILER ALERT! If you haven't read the first two books in the series, Delirium and Pnademonium, Stop! I don't want to ruin one of my favorite series for you."They have tried to squeeze us out, to stamp us into the past. But we are still here. And there are more of us every day."
In escaping
the confines of Portland, Lena Haloway risked everything only to lose Alex and
love in the end. Adjusting to her new life in the Wilds, she makes a new
existence for herself. In becoming a part of the rebellion, she learned that
maybe she could find love again. When the two people she loved most in the
world turn out to be alive after she believed them to be dead, Lena’s world is
rocked to its very core. Now in the heart of the resistance movement, Lena and
her friends find themselves in the fight for their very lives while her heart
struggles between two different boys.
Since Lena’s
abrupt departure from Portland, Hana Tate has been cured of the deliria and
received her procedural scar. She has been paired with Fred Hargrave, the
mayor’s son. With the resistance infiltrating Portland, Mayor Hargrave is
assassinated and Fred becomes his successor. Fred and Hana’s wedding is pushed
up but Hana begins to have doubts. Guilt over Lena begins to consume her when
she discovers what has happened to the family she left behind. As secrets about
Fred’s first wife start to surface, Hana begins to question what her future
life with him may entail.
What happens
to Lena with her involvement in the resistance movement? Will she be able to
work things out with Alex or will her involvement with Julian prevail? Can Hana
make a worthwhile life with Fred or will she begin to see that Lena may have
made the right choice? Will Lena ever see her mother again? And what happens
when Lena and Hana’s paths cross again?
Requiem is told from both Lena and Hana’s
points of view. Readers will find out what is going on in the Wilds and in
Portland in the war over amor deliria nervosa. Secrets are uncovered and
questions answered in this thrilling conclusion to the Delirium trilogy.
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