Sarah Negovetich

Rating: 4.1

I’m a sucker for books about dystopian societies, so when I read the blurb I knew I had to read it. Let me just say: it blew all my expectations. This is perfect for fans of the Hunger Games, the Maze Runner and the Divergent series.
First of all, the society was so fascinating. They had a machine that decided if you were good or bad. If the machine decided you were a criminal, you were sent to the Pit, a place where all the criminals lived. I seriously loved Rite Of Rejection. It brought out my inner fangirl. There were some parts that I just had to stop and sigh like a girl. I mean I’m a girl but you know what I mean. The writing style and the pacing were really good. I had no trouble getting into the story, and I was never bored. It was full of twist and turns that I did not expect.

Rebecca was a very pleasant main character. She was innocent yet strong and determined. I saw a lot of character development. In the beginning, she went along with her society but ,later, she starts to question the system. It was interesting to see the way she grew and the way The Pit changed her. I also loved all the other characters, even the sort of evil ones. The romance is good. There is a love triangle going on, and surprisingly; I really enjoyed it. There is not much I can say without giving it away, but I loved it.

The ending had a hell of a cliffy. It’s an O-M-G worthy ending. I’m not sure there is going to be a sequel, but I really hope so. I’m crossing my fingers.
Overall, I loved this book. This is the kind of book I can read over and over again without getting bored. This is a must read for any dystopian-lover.… (más)

4.25 stars!

Amazing writing. Evolving characters. Engaging plot twists. This is how I summarize Sarah Negovetich’s debut novel, Rite of Rejection.

First, I loved the premise of the book–a future society uses a machine to predict a person’s tendencies while still a teen, to weed out people who will harm the society in the future. I’d not seen such an idea explored and it’s pretty scary if you really think about it... Read my full review on my blog at
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Delightful craft. Expanding world. Flawed but growing characters. These phrases well summarize Rite of Revelation by Sarah Negovetich.

When I started reading this second installment in the Acceptance series, I wasn’t clear what the title, Rite of Revelation, meant especially in the context of the series. It becomes clear at the end and that revelation is what will move the narrative forward into the final book. It was definitely appropriately titled.

Sarah Negovetich’s craft again delighted me for her prose are crisp and dialogue efficient. It’s clear she’s studied craft and I appreciate her mastery... Read full review on my blog at http://blog.lrwlee.com/2016/02/18/review-of-rite-of-revelation/… (más)

4.5 Stars!

Rite of Redemption is the third and final book in the Acceptance dystopian trilogy by Sarah Negovetich.

I will be the first to say I am not a huge dystopian fan, but Negovetich's writing hooked me in the first book and kept me buying the subsequent books in the series.

Plot - As with all dystopian books, the world as we know it has been reorganized after a cataclysmic event. The Cardinal is the epicenter of power in this society. In this book, Rebecca, the central heroine, is after taking him down. And of course, only she, as the face of the resistance, can do so. I thought the stakes were set high and Negovetich delivered on suspense, obstacles, and distrust among characters/entities. One thing that drives me crazy with some authors is that they set these elements up then make the resolution way too easy. This was... Read rest of review on my blog at http://wp.me/p5rnQj-cV… (más)