Thrown into a world unlike their own, they must quickly adapt to survive. Last week, I came to you with a review of Aberrant by Ruth Silver.Since then, I’ve read the sequel, Moirai, and can say that, while it was slightly better than Aberrant, it still fell short in quite a few places. Time is running out as the government mounts an attack to destroy Olivia and bury her secret with her. Leaving would mean most certain death in the large expanse of the Gravelands.

New rules and customs must be adhered to in order to stay. Their situation seems less than promising as they reach the town of Haven.

School is INSANE and I have a whole bunch of stuff going on with theater right now so Im not having as much time as I would like to read what I want. Together they set out to find the promised rebel town in search of a new home and new life together. Aberrant by Ruth Silver Cover Reveal Why, hello everyone Long time no see Yeah, Ive been gone for quite a while. With Joshua's help, Olivia breaks free of prison and is forced on the run. 1,471 Ratings 228 Reviews published 2013 8 editions In the future Dystopian society of Cabal, the gove Want to Read Rate it: Book 2 Moirai by Ruth Silver 3. Olivia is unlike the rest of the world born not from 'The Day of the Chosen.' The truth haunts the government and puts her life in grave danger as one simple fact would destroy the perfect system. Ruth Silver Moirai (Aberrant) Paperback Septemby Ruth Silver (Author) 8 ratings 3.8 on Goodreads 461 ratings See all formats and editions Audiobook 0.00 Free with your Audible trial Paperback 15.95 1 Used from 9.00 1 New from 15.95 Olivia has been on the run from the government of Cabal since the marriage ceremony. Following her eighteenth birthday, Olivia Parker accepts her requirement to marry her childhood best friend, Joshua Warren, and is eager to start her work assignment and new life when it all comes abruptly to an end as she's arrested and thrown in prison. The one requirement is to follow the rules without question, including the government's match in marriage and 'The Day of the Chosen', a lottery that randomly selects families to conceive children as natural means hasn't existed in generations. There is food, shelter and jobs for everyone. In the future dystopian society of Cabal, the government instills equality for all and offers its citizens the perfect system.