The airplane graveyard, and the safe space is no more. Many kids were captured or killed and now Connor and Lev are on the run. They are off to find a hidden human who may be just the answer they need to defeat Proactive Citizenry. However, after a dangerous run in with a “fan” in small town America, they pick up a new ally, and a new set of problems.

Risa is trying to live with the changes she didn’t want, and Cam, our parts boy, wants to use his “perfect” self to take down the very people who made him.

These books are amazing. The rights the kids are fighting for, and the answers they find are astounding, and somewhat predictable. Kind of like the Purge movies. An organization making and fighting both sides of a moral war. This book is not as much of a gut punch as books one and books 2, but it is the need continuation to show the readers history, and how they might change it. ( )

Unsouled is the third installment of the Unwind series, continuing from Unwholly Connor is finding out that things are a little bit warped with regards to Unwinding, and with Starkey leading his Storks to a war with the harvest camps, finding an end to the Unwinding is going to be a hard task.


I borrowed this book from the library and would have finished it in less than a week.....if my dog never got hold of it and decided to chew up the last 100 pages. Needless to say I was less than amused, however deterred i was not, i promptly bought 2 more from Amazon and read what I could of the remains of the one I had until the arrival of the replacement.


When i finally finished the book I already had Undivided on my shelf and Unsouled left me wanting to hop straight at its fanale!

I have enjoyed every book of this series so far and I'm kinda sad that I'm nearly finished.
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Unsouled is the third installment of the Unwind series, continuing from Unwholly Connor is finding out that things are a little bit warped with regards to Unwinding, and with Starkey leading his Storks to a war with the harvest camps, finding an end to the Unwinding is going to be a hard task.

I borrowed this book from the library and would have finished it in less than a week.....if my dog never got hold of it and decided to chew up the last 100 pages. Needless to say I was less than amused, however deterred i was not, i promptly bought 2 more from Amazon and read what I could of the remains of the one I had until the arrival of the replacement.

When i finally finished the book I already had Undivided on my shelf and Unsouled left me wanting to hop straight at its fanale!

I have enjoyed every book of this series so far and I'm kinda sad that I'm nearly finished. ( )

Book 3 in the Unwind series. After I gave book 1 to my grandson when he was 13...the age of unwinding, I bought the box set for us both to read. But, he had already found the rest of the series and read them! I'm finally getting to them and thoroughly enjoying them! ( )

Another awesome installment in the UNWIND series. Our cast of characters continues to be stirred around like cherrios in a bowl of milk, going from place to place, meeting up, then being separated, finding friends and foes, Neal Shusterman has created a super exciting world and this was a great building of tension.

I particularly liked the inclusion of the reservations that were now safe havens within the US because they did not support unwinding and finding out more about what happened to Lev before he became a clapper. And I especially liked seeing Cam strike up with our regular gang of Connor and Lev (and Risa!) even if only for a bit. Cam is a character it's hard not to feel sympathy for. The idea of him is monstrous, an abomination, but it was never his idea to be made, as he points out. The abomination is really someone else's (his creator's) mind, not his, not him. He and Una make a funny/scary but potentially cute couple. Excited to read the final book! 4.5/5 stars. ( )