from the slums who also secretly scored a perfect Trial score but was believed to have died in a labor camp. SparkNotes Their lives collide when June’s brother, Metias, is Day becomes the prime suspect . As June hunts him down, she uncovers dark government secrets
(formerly the western United States), a totalitarian state perpetually at war with its neighbor, the Colonies. SuperSummary The narrative follows two 15-year-old prodigies from opposite social classes: June Iparis: A military prodigy born into the elite who scored a perfect 1500 on the Trial, a mandatory test taken at age 10. Daniel "Day" Wing: The Republic’s most wanted criminal
bestselling dystopian young adult novel by Chinese-American author , first published in . It is the first installment in a (followed by ) set in a future, war-torn version of North America World & Plot The story takes place in the Republic of America
and realizes the truth about their country is far more sinister than she was taught. LiveJournal Legend: Full Book Summary | SparkNotes
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from the slums who also secretly scored a perfect Trial score but was believed to have died in a labor camp. SparkNotes Their lives collide when June’s brother, Metias, is Day becomes the prime suspect . As June hunts him down, she uncovers dark government secrets
(formerly the western United States), a totalitarian state perpetually at war with its neighbor, the Colonies. SuperSummary The narrative follows two 15-year-old prodigies from opposite social classes: June Iparis: A military prodigy born into the elite who scored a perfect 1500 on the Trial, a mandatory test taken at age 10. Daniel "Day" Wing: The Republic’s most wanted criminal
bestselling dystopian young adult novel by Chinese-American author , first published in . It is the first installment in a (followed by ) set in a future, war-torn version of North America World & Plot The story takes place in the Republic of America
and realizes the truth about their country is far more sinister than she was taught. LiveJournal Legend: Full Book Summary | SparkNotes