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Is Us Deadly Few Worth Reading?

by Alexis Patton

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Alexis Patton's postapocalyptic sequel sends escaped prisoners Khalani, Takeshi, and a band of criminals across a lethal desert called the Death-Zone. The survival stakes are vivid and the antihero ensemble keeps the pace brisk, delivering the propulsive read the premise promises. Worldbuilding remains thin beyond the immediate threat, though, and the character motivations rarely deepen past what the action requires.

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The desert crossing has real survival tension, and the criminal crew is more interesting than most YA heroes. It moves when it needs to.

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Us Deadly Few Review

The desert crossing has real survival tension, and the criminal crew is more interesting than most YA heroes. It moves when it needs to.

Rating: 3.7 / 5

Ada’s reservations

The world exists only as far as the next threat, and motivations flatten to whatever the plot demands. Readers wanting dystopia with texture will find a chase without a foundation.

Ada’s score reflects both strengths and reservations.

Book Details

Publisher
Patton, Alexis
Language
English
ISBN-13
9781464278129

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Ada’s Score

3.7

Ada’s editorial score — not an aggregate of reader reviews.

Common Questions About Us Deadly Few

Is Us Deadly Few worth reading?
The desert crossing has real survival tension, and the criminal crew is more interesting than most YA heroes. It moves when it needs to. Ada rates it 3.7 out of 5.
What are the main weaknesses of Us Deadly Few?
The world exists only as far as the next threat, and motivations flatten to whatever the plot demands. Readers wanting dystopia with texture will find a chase without a foundation.