When she meets Ava and Lucas her mind is made up. Sam is torn between family loyalty and doing what is right. Mobile phones are blocked, gatherings are banned and dissent is brutally crushed. The government blames the country's youth, and is cracking down hard. Borders have closed and protests are turning violent.

What can I do? Sam's cosy life as daughter of the Deputy Prime Minister is about to end. ĭon't miss this prequel to the multi award-winning SLATED trilogy by Teri Terry, queen of the teen thriller! I'm just one girl. I would have loved to have seen more of Sam and Ava together but that's the smallest critique I can give.Don't miss this prequel to the multi award-winning SLATED trilogy by Teri Terry, queen of the teen thriller! I'm just one girl. It was equally thrilling to see Ava, who had such a rough upbringing in the not so well off area go from a quite girl to becoming a strong woman who despite losing her father and her mother discovers so much about her past which makes her future that much more promising finally knowing who she is. It was amazing seeing Sam go from this quite girl who has no interest in what happens in the world outside of her bubble to someone who fights for the rights of youth and defies her own father and the government who she has always stood behind.

It was action-packed, filled with such amazing writing and a fantastically driven plot that had me wanting to constantly keep reading to find out what happened to our dual point of view characters, Sam and Ava as well as the rest of the secondary characters and the youth of the novel.

Now I have had Slated, the first book in this series, on my bookshelf for years but haven't gotten around to ever reading it so when I was offered a copy of Fated to read I jumped at the chance and what an exilarating read Fated was. A massive thank you to the amazing team at Hachette Australia for sending me a copy of Fated by Teri Terry to read and review.

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