Book Review- Noble Conflict

Name: Noble Conflict

Author: Malorie Blackman
Genre: Young-Adult, Science Fiction
Publication Date: 6th June 2013
Publisher: Doubleday Childrens
Synopsis: "Years after a violent war destroyed much of the world, Kaspar has grown up in a society based on peace and harmony. But beyond the city walls, a vicious band of rebels are plotting to tear this peace apart. It is up to the Guardians - an elite peacekeeping force - to protect the city, without ever resorting to the brutal methods of their enemy. When Kaspar joins the Guardians, he has a chance encounter with a rebel - a beautiful girl named Rhea. Haunted from that moment on by strange visions and memories - memories that could only belong to Rhea - he realises he hasn't been told the truth about what the rebels really want, and what he's really fighting for."

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Source: Hardback

Review: 
Malorie Blackman has done it again, another fantastic book. So this is basically about a guy called Kaspar, and he becomes a guardian, which is someone who protects his city from these evil people who are basically known as terrorists. He meets this girl called Rhea and can see her memories for some reason and it haunts him. This book is full of action. I have the Waterstones edition which has an extra chapter (I got it for Christmas from my boyfriends family) so I had the extra chapter to do with Rhea. The whole book was great, it's not all just action though but there are some feels in it too, there are some moments when you are just like 'OMG NO WHY!!' And 'AWW' and possibly some shipping too? The way it's written isn't how normal people would have a conversation but it's quite a formal language with a hint of geek and the standard soldier-like 'yes sir' like things. I'm not sure how to explain it but when you read it I guess you'll see where I'm coming from. To put it simply, Malorie Blackman is an extremely talented writer and shows that in this book. I could not recommend this enough!

Rating: 4/5 Stars