It’s possible that all three books in Yancey’s book deal will make up a brand new 5th Wave trilogy. In conclusion, The 5th Wave is a must-read for every teen who can handle the violence, language, romance, and dark, mature themes.The Last Star, the third book in The 5th Wave series, was billed as the final installment.
Earlier, she and a friend discuss having sex before they die.
Unwanted advances are made towards one character, but she fends them off. Near the end of the novel, they share a non-physical experience which the narrator describes as akin to sex. They see each other naked, though not in sexual situations, and their eyes linger on each others' bodies. Finally, a romantic subplot culminates with two characters kissing passionately, repeatedly, and sleeping together intimately. There's prolific swearing, too, with variations on da-, h-, a-, s-, and f-, as well as religious profanities. Certain main characters have their wills, souls, and consciences broken by sadistic military men in intense scenes. People die in a whole variety of ways, primarily by gunshot, but also by impalement, suicide (by hanging, overdose, and gunshot), being burned alive, electrocution, etc. Characters are shot at and stalked they witness the violent deaths of loved ones and the protagonists shoot and beat up their enemies to achieve their goals. In the Others' systematic waves, 7 billion humans die, many killed by a gruesome plague with nauseating symptoms. if the Nazis had killed 1200 times as many people. There are similarities between the Others' genocide and the Holocaust. Its violence, vulgarities, and sensual moments are in no way overblown in other reviews. This novel is in absolutely no way for the faint of heart.
Author Yancey's plotting and perspective shifts absolutely take the cake in his "gripping epic of catastrophic loss, unthinkable odds, and unflinching courage" there are so many twists, turns, loops, double-crosses, triple-crosses, and cliffhangers that you barely know which way is up by the time you're fully invested in the story, feverishly flipping the pages to get to the next chapter. The 5th Wave is a brilliantly constructed, utterly addictive, and extremely grim apocalyptic YA novel.
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