The Infinite Sea
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2014
352
Novel • Fiction
2010s
2014
Adult
14-18 years
HL640L
The Infinite Sea follows Cassie, Ben, and their group after they escape and destroy Camp Haven, seeking refuge while battling the relentless alien attacks and uncovering deeper truths about the Others and their own identities. Ringer faces peril and betrayal at the hands of Vosch, while new threats and revelations challenge their survival and understanding of the alien invasion. Themes of violence and loss are present.
Dark
Suspenseful
Mysterious
Challenging
Emotional
156,712 ratings
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Rick Yancey's The Infinite Sea grips readers with intense action and deep character development, building effectively on its predecessor. While the fast-paced narrative and suspense captivate, some critics feel the plot can be convoluted and secondary characters lack depth. Despite these minor drawbacks, the engrossing story keeps fans eagerly turning pages.
Readers who would enjoy Rick Yancey's The Infinite Sea are typically fans of fast-paced, dystopian thrillers with strong, resourceful protagonists. Comparable to Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games and James Dashner's The Maze Runner, this novel appeals to young adults who relish high-stakes adventures and intricate science fiction narratives.
156,712 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
352
Novel • Fiction
2010s
2014
Adult
14-18 years
HL640L
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