Broken Sky

Broken Sky sweeps readers into a flawless world where war is forbidden and a birth date seals your fate. This taut young adult thriller follows Amity as she discovers that perfection comes at a price, forcing her to weigh loyalty against truth. Perfect for teens and curious adults who crave suspense, emotional depth, and a story about trust, love, and what it means to find your place in a society that seems too good to be true. Written with a brisk, character‑driven voice, Broken Sky unfolds in a world that feels pristine yet dangerous. The narrative centers on Amity as she uncovers shifting loyalties and hidden agendas behind the glossy surface of peace. The book's structure tightens around rising stakes, guiding readers through discoveries, betrayals, and a journey toward a hard‑won truth about what safety costs and who gets to decide the truth. Weatherly's deft plotting and vivid world‑building bring Amity's dilemma to life, with pacing that keeps you turning pages and a tone that balances suspense with heart. The storytelling blends intimate moments with high‑stakes twists, using relatable emotions to anchor a plot that reveals the hidden costs of a perfectly ordered society. Idyllic yet dangerous worldbuilding: a society where birth dates dictate destiny and war is banned. Tense, page-turning pacing: suspenseful twists that keep you guessing. Emotional core: trust, friendship, and love challenged by deception. Accessible writing and vivid scenes: immersive settings and clear storytelling. Thought-provoking themes: safety vs. freedom, individuality, and loyalty. After finishing Broken Sky, readers are left with a lingering sense of wonder and questions about what true harmony costs. Amity's journey invites them to consider what they would risk for truth and connection, leaving a hopeful, thoughtful impression that lingers long after the last page.