Product Description

Trust no one. The Remnants are outsiders on the planet they once called Home. 500 years after the Rock, Earth is an arid wasteland, inhabited only by a handful of human descendants and mutated animals. To survive, they must plant one of their own--Mo' Steel--as leader of a wild band of surface-dwelling Marauders. But first he has to prove himself by defeating the Beasts, defending the group from Slizzer attacks, and somehow safely leading the Marauders to The Source. And if that’s not enough---he has to keep an eye on those closest to him...because he no longer knows who his friends are.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1148663 in Books
• Published on: 2004-12-27
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Turtleback

Customer Reviews

Not the best, but still good
I completley agree with the last reviewer, this is probably one of the worst books in the series. That said K.A. never writes a bad book, so its still worth reading. Be warned YOU MUST READ EACH BOOK CHRONOLOGICALLY FROM NUMBER ONE! A lot of this book is the renmants walking around with the very boring Marauders.
But it is Required reading if you want to follow the story of the remnants. I can't wait for the final two books in the series, but i'll be sad to say goodbye to Jobs, Mo'steel, 2Face and the gang. In the words of one of the Marauders "J'ou should definitely read this book just so j'ou can be prepared for the final j'ou- i mean two books"

Feel Better
In all the Remnants books, Mo'steel has been my favorite character. He has to deal with a lot of stuff, and doesn't always get to have what he really needs. He takes it all in stride, which isn't something most people could do.
In this book, you see the darker side of Mo. He is only trying to do what is best for the Remnants and Marauders, but things always seem to go awry, sometimes ending in death.
All in all, this was one of my favorite Remnants books. Good job, K.A Applegate.

Feel Better
In all the Remnants books, Mo'steel has been my favorite character. He has to deal with a lot of stuff, and doesn't always get to have what he really needs. He takes it all in stride, which isn't something most people could do.
In this book, you see the darker side of Mo. He is only trying to do what is best for the Remnants and Marauders, but things always seem to go awry, sometimes ending in death.
All in all, this was one of my favorite Remnants books. Good job, K.A Applegate.
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