In an ageing world destroyed by man, she’s raised away from the conflict in the ‘dome’ - a paradise of school lessons, dancing and talking to her AI ‘friend’ Holly. I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.Įve is the first female to be born in 50 years. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to try (or enjoys) sci-fi and dystopian fiction but please be aware that it reads in quite a YA tone. That being said, I absolutely loved this book and cannot wait to read the next book in the trilogy! This is definitely a book that leaves you wanting more, more answers, and more closure.

I just found myself feeling ever so slightly confused by what peoples motives were and what was going on. This was going to be a definite 5 star read for me until the book started nearing the end. I would love to see more of this throughout the trilogy! I particularly liked the parts that were based outside of the tower. I could picture it all so clearly in my mind. I found myself really sucked into the vivid world that was created. I also loved that it touches on some important topics, such as the beauty in Mother Nature and the danger in humans abusing the world we live in. I loved the short chapters and the changing of point of view between Bram and Eve. I found it so unique and it brought about some thought-provoking ideas. I can honestly say I have never read anything like this before and I was completely sucked in by the plot. However, life starts to take her down a path that her captors had never planned for her when she meets Bram. She is necessary to keep the human race going.

Rounded down from roughly 4.5 stars ⭐️ the sci-fi and dystopian genres are something I haven’t explored much before, but I don’t know why because I really enjoyed this book!Įve of Man follows Eve, the only girl to have been born in 50 years.

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