Kiera

Okay, we definitely need more of this sort of story, about choosing Christ in a totalitarian regime. It's a dystopian setting in a future America, where Christians have been deemed dangerous if they take the Bible seriously in certain areas.

This is also a great story about a marriage of convenience, sweet and chaste throughout. Kiera is a lovable character and so is Brennan. It was fun to see the part about daily life and which things are imagined to be the same and which to be different.

Personal preference would have been to have a bit more backstory and a bit more detail about the devices and the things they did on them; it seemed a bit vague in that particular, and while it's great to start the action up-front, in some ways I felt tossed into the middle of an active family group I knew nothing about. I adjusted after about three chapters and was able to read with much more confidence.

Thanks to the author for a free reading copy. A favorable review was not required.