The reason why I'm putting this off for a while it's because of the hype. I wait for it to tone down and find the perfect timing to break my "Fantasy" reading slump. It seems Red Queen somewhat lived up to the hype. 
 "The gods rule us still. They have come down from the stars. And they are no longer kind." 
 A society divided according to blood: The Reds - Commoners, destined for labor, and required for conscription at the age of 18 to serve the army; The Silvers - The Royal bloods with superhuman powers. They are the ones who rule the world and treat the Reds with cruelty. Mare Barrow is a Red and she's a thief in their small village called Stilts to sustain her family while her brothers serve the army. She's strong-willed, witty, badass girl who discovers she has a special ability. This discovery can be a threat to Silvers. 
 "Rise, red as the dawn." 
 As a solution, she landed a job by pretending to be a Silver. She became the lost princess under the name of Lady Mareena Titanos. Her love interests are these Princes: Prince Cal, the one she met on Stilts (that she almost robbed) and the next King and Prince Maven, the prince she's engaged with (an arranged one). Brothers with an elemental ability of Fire. They may be related by blood but there is a silent rivalry between these two. Silently,she works as a member of The Scarlet Guard; a group of Red rebels to destroy the Silver government. She'll do everything for equality. She needs help from others but she has to find the right people to trust with because...anyone can betray anyone. 
 Victoria Aveyard's debut novel is cliche but entertaining with a twist in the end. There are several things that I've seen in other books but I don't really mind because I really enjoyed it. The writing style is great and easy to follow. I'm hooked with it. It somewhat reminds me of The Selection, Hunger Games, X-Men.. HECK.. even POKEMON. I swear, these Silvers have superhuman powers that are comparable to Pokemon. There's Pikachu, Charizard, Blastoise, Venosaur, Alakazam etc..GONNA CATCH 'EM ALL. 
 Well enough of that. I love the twist towards the end. I sensed the betrayal and my suspicions are right. LOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING GUYS. Then, there goes the EPILOGUE... I say, IT'S A MOTHERCHUCKERING TWIST. That's brilliantly well done. *slow claps for Victoria Aveyard*