F
CAS
SciFi/Fantasy
America is desperate for more time. But
while she's torn between her two futures, the rest of the Elite know exactly
what they want—and America's chance to choose is about to slip away.
In this sequel to The Selection, America Singer continues her deliciously
entertaining quest for the affection of Prince Maxon and the title of Princess
of Illéa in her country’s time-honored tradition. Now whittled down to six
girls, the Elite, the competition has grown even more cutthroat. Though Prince
Maxon has made his feelings for America known, she wavers between wanting to be
his future bride and following her ever-present feelings for her first love,
Aspen, a guard from her hometown who has been assigned to protect her at the
palace. Like the first book in the trilogy, this installment offers delightfully
royal treatment for America, cat-fighting and tension between the remaining
girls, a bit of dramatic action when rebels invade the palace, and, of course,
tantalizing clandestine moments with both Maxon and Aspen. America’s “whatever
shall I do?” musings can get a little taxing, but all in all, Cass delivers
another round of enjoyable, clean, romantic fun for readers who would love to
spend just one day in America’s pampered shoes
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