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The Gender War (The Gender Game, #4) by Bella Forrest


The story continues with Violet and Viggo trying to survive from Desmond (leader of the Liberators), the new queen of Matrus, and the queen's enhanced siblings. Their journey continues with them trying to survive in Patrus where we learn more about Amber and her past, which has been quite a mystery up until now. She takes Violet, Viggo, and the rest of their followers into her home in Patrus.

The story still switches between Viggo and Violet, which normally I don't like because it is hard to follow, however this has not been the case with this book. Bella Forrest writes both of their perspectives in a way that makes the switch between both of them flawless.

I keep wishing that these books would be turned into a movie series. I would definitely go and see them. For now I'll settle for book 5, which I already have in my hand!

Rating: 5 out of 5


"For the sake of Viggo, my brother, my family in Patrus, and every single citizen of our God-forsaken nations, I had to stop the war." 


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