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Recruitment (The Resistance Trilogy, 1) by K.A. Riley

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Former lovers turned rival tour guides must join forces to overcome scandal—in this steamy second-chance romance from the author of Secret Nights and Northern Lights.

Sadie Stockton has the almost-perfect job leading tours through the former home of her favorite author, the enigmatic recluse Hazel Wilmont. But when the owners of the Wilmont House announce plans to increase the estate’s revenue by hosting an overnight murder mystery set in a cocktail lounge, Sadie is less than thrilled. Yet again, Hazel’s legacy is being tarnished by the fictitious, decades-old rumors she poisoned her husband(s).
Having escaped from the Processor, Kress and her fellow Seventeens go on the run. Guided by Render, they undertake a dangerous, enemy-filled journey west where they encounter a guerilla army of counter-insurgents called the Insubordinates. Kress and her Conspiracy prepare to expose the go

Your seventeenth birthday is the last day you can count on. No one makes plans for eighteen.

In the Valta, everyone turns a year older on November 1st. Turn seventeen, and the Recruiters come for you.

No one ever hears from you again.

Today, Kress is sixteen. Tomorrow, she'll find out why.

Taken alongside her best friend and Brohn―the enigmatic boy she's spent her life avoiding―Kress is thrust into weeks of brutal training. Hand-to-hand combat. Escape rooms. Psychological tests that leave her questioning everything.

The Recruiters say they're preparing her to win a war. But the harder they push, the less their story makes sense.

With her trained raven, Render, left behind, Kress must navigate a place where every instruction raises another question―and the people demanding her trust refuse to give her answers.

She knows what they're training her to do.

What she doesn't know is why.

vernment's lies about the Eastern Order and reclaim the democracy so many died trying to protect.
Worse? The new tour will mean working with none other than Ryan Pearson—local mixologist, owner of Pearson’s Pub Crawls, and Sadie’s long-standing professional rival and personal regret. She can’t stand him. Or his smug grin. Or his boastful T-shirt declaring his pub crawl the city’s number-one rated tour. And no, she doesn’t still think about their short-lived, meaningless college fling. Ever.

With a potential promotion on the line, Sadie must play nice with Ryan in order to make the “Mixtures & Murder” tour a success. But over late nights and cocktail tastings, all clues indicate a reigniting attraction between the two. And as new discoveries at the mansion unfold, Sadie is forced to confront her own narratives about Ryan, about Hazel, and about the past she’s tried for years to bury.