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Privilege by Megan Wobus

In 2034 women have taken control of Greater Maryland, and weapons are banned all over the world.

Amity has spent her life trying to do everything her mother, teachers, and government expect of her. Now she is ready to take her Oath and train to become an Officer of the Peaceful Society.

Vale is in Baltimore on a dangerous assignment, rescuing men to train in his father’s militia. He knows the women of the PS can never be trusted, never be forgiven for what happened to his mother.

Nothing on Oath Day goes as expected. Amity is sent on a mission far from home. She’ll have to convince Vale she’s turned her back on the PS, and convince herself that the Peaceful Society is still worth fighting for.

Privilege is a young adult dystopian romance and the first book in the Peaceful Society trilogy.

Advance praise:

"Privilege is a masterful return to the young adult dystopia boom of the 2010s. Familiar tropes are both followed and subverted, keeping the reader on their toes."

"With its vivid imagery and palpable tension between the two love interests, Privilege captivates readers and holds their attention until the very last page, even leaving them craving for more." 

"Privilege is a dystopian YA novel that evokes many books of the golden era of dystopian fiction, such as Uglies, Divergent, and even Delirium."

"If you're a fan of Divergent or The Testing Series, this dystopian fiction will keep you on the edge of your seat!"

Releases June 16
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The cover reminds me of the hunger games(not a bad thing)

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Yeah, looking like Hunger Games is definitely a way to make it clear what it is—the cover was the designer's choice, but I understand the thinking.
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