And lately she'd rather think about a certain boy outside the development than plan for married life in the Silo with Will. Lyla loves her family and friends, but given the choice, she prefers painting to target practice. He says his chosen must arm themselves and prepare to fight off the unchosen people, who will surely seek refuge in the compound's underground fortress-the Silo. Like Noah before him, Pioneer has been told of the imminent destruction of humanity. Now seventeen, Lyla knows certain facts are not to be questioned: Lyla Hamilton and her parents moved here following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, looking to escape the evil in the world. The members of this isolated suburban development have thrived under Pioneer, the charismatic leader who saved them from their sad, damaged lives. She thought the evil lived outside the walls.
Published by Random House BFYR on August 6th 2013 This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I received this book for free from Random House Children's Books in exchange for an honest review. Friday, JReview: Gated by Amy Christine Parker Posted by Giselle
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