Pandemonium

ByLauren Oliver

Release Date: 2012-02-28
Genre: Dystopian Fiction for Young Adults

Score: 4.5

4.5

From 855 Ratings

Description

The second book in Lauren Oliver’s New York Times bestselling dystopian romance trilogy about forbidden love, revolution, and the power to choose.

In this electrifying follow-up to Delirium, Lena is on a dangerous course that takes her through the unregulated Wilds and into the heart of a growing resistance movement. This riveting survival story crackles with the fire of fierce defiance, romance, and the sparks of a revolution about to ignite.
Forbidden Love: Lena lost everything for a love she wasn’t supposed to feel. Now, in a world determined to ‘cure’ her, she must survive alone in the brutal Wilds.A Growing Resistance: Rescued by rebels, Lena is drawn into the heart of a secret revolution. But can she trust her new allies in the fight for freedom?Dual Timeline: Torn between two lives: the desperate fugitive fighting for survival in the past, and the undercover operative deep within the enemy’s ranks in the present.High-Stakes Dystopia: Perfect for fans of The Hunger Games and Divergent, this second book in the bestselling Delirium trilogy is a sci-fi thriller you won’t be able to put down.

Reviews

You need to read this series
5
By kensleywaljer
If I’m being honest, THIS WAS ONE OF THE BEST SERIES, U HAVE READ!!
Amazing
5
By Sammy090
Even better than the first book.
Whaaat?!!
5
By Hb314
This book is sad, and intense, and hopeful. It will also twist your insides all up! We leave book one completely heartbroken and hopeless, feeling Lena’s loss, and unsure what her future holds. We meet new players in her world, and new enemies that work alongside the old ones.
You get a new Lena in this book. Lena the survivor. A tougher, harder, Lena that’s mourning, but determined to find her place, while fighting for what right, and doing her best to help others.
I liked this book’s Lena a lot more than the naive, confused Lena we got before. I feel like her character is more developed, and her personality is finally finding a place to shine.
This story forms deeper layers and tangles tighter webs that will have you DYING for the final book! I can’t wait to read on, not to mention that ending...
Oh. My. God!
That ending with make your chest go all tight, and have you screaming directly at the next page, because it gives NOTHING away!
This book is fantastic, and it’s definitely what you want to read. Like, yesterday!!
Soooo Good
5
By Saylinaaaa
Love the characters and the cliffhanger got me raging with anticipation.
Better than the first!
5
By BestLChelsea
Oh my! This book was better than the first, and it's making me want to finish the last NOW!
Even better than the first book
5
By MissEricaMichelle
The story line of the book was fantastic. There was always intrigue throughout the book. I had a hard time putting it down. I loved the intertwining stories that was "now" and "then".
:D
4
By So sad but addicted
I can't wait to read the next book!! But why did you bring the 2 guys together?!?!? When she chooses which , I hope it's Alex!!!!!! It has to be him!! Omg!!! I hate the other 1. :P
Just as good as the first!
5
By Mgr2201
Absolutely couldn't put it down.
Shines well above book one
4
By Lyn Forester
The second book in the Delirium series shines where the first book only glittered. The book jumps between the present day and the past, which takes place directly after the end of book one.

Where the first book, Delirium, left a heavy feeling of deja vu, Pandemonium more than made up for it in originality. Once again the writing is a joy to read, the sentences well crafted and the characters believable.

The twists in the storyline were unexpected and left high expectations for book three.

For those who love a good dystopian book, Lauren Oliver delivers a gem not to be missed.

*Originally posted on goodreads
Awesome
5
By Chica098
I enjoyed it so much. I wanted 2 months to read this one after I finished Delirium b/c I knew I couldn't wait for the third one long. Can't wait until March 5th, five days!!! Ps I really liked Julian, interested to see what happens with that relationship in Requiem now that Alex is back.