Immurement by Norma Hinkens - Review

                                                  Immurement
                           The Undergrounders Series Book One
                                              By Norma Hinkens
​                                    Genre: YA/Sci-Fi/Dystopian

​GRAND PRIZE WINNER of the 2016 Next Generation Indie Book Award for fiction 
WINNER of the 2016 Next Generation Indie Book Award for Young Adult fiction
The Sweepers are coming. They hunt the young. Earth's end is her beginning.
Sixteen-year-old Derry and her brother live in perpetual fear of capture. They survive underground on a scorched earth overrun by gangs, clones, and mysterious hoverships. When her brother goes missing, Derry's only hope of finding him is to strike a deal with a group of cutthroat subversives. Desperate to save her brother, she leads a daring raid to uncover the secrets behind the Sweepers' hoverships, but she soon finds out the world she knows is a lie.
Keeping her brother alive may require trusting her enemy and opening her heart to something she never thought possible. 

Immurement is the first book in The Undergrounders Series, a sci-fi dystopian thriller trilogy. If you like captivating apocalyptic tales, gritty complex heroines, and twists you won't see coming, then you'll love this fast-paced, end-of-the-world adventure!

  What an amazing read! I was completely enthralled from the very beginning and found myself unable to put this stunning book down! The storyline was unique and original, the characters complex and full, and the descriptions were intricate and well thought out. The writing of this author was just phenomenal! The emotions and situations were realistic even though this is a dystopian novel. I was truly able to connect and feel for the characters and can't tell you how much I loved that one of the main characters is a dog! Fast paced with tons of twists, I was kept sitting on the edge of my seat and completely absorbed by this amazing book! This really is one of the best dystopian books that I have ever read and I'd highly recommend it to everybody- even if you're not a huge fan of dystopian or sci-fi!