Yet again the transitions between characters kept the story fresh, so when you had enough of one character, we moved onto another’s perspective especially when other things were happening. I also liked how Kass Morgan brought Glass into the fray with the rest of the group on Earth after having been stuck up on the Colony trying to survive whilst oxygen was constantly running out. I appreciated that the characters kept their personalities throughout the series of books whilst still being able to develop. I really despise Rhodes, he’s such a dillhole (an insult me and my other half made up) and I just didn’t appreciate the way he came swanning down to Earth and expected to be listened to by the people he sent to basically die. They’ve met the Earthborns and made peace with the good ones, but all that progress could be undone with the arrival of Vice Chancellor Rhodes and the rest of the Colony. So we rejoin our favourite delinquents back on Earth. I remember when this arrived through my letterbox a few weeks ago, I was so excited to read it! The following review will contain spoilers, so if you really wish to read on – just be warned, okay? It’s just a series of books I find so easy to pick up and get stuck into and Homecoming does the same for me. But how much will they disrupt the peaceful camp the Hundred have started to call home? We join Clarke, Wells, Bellamy and Glass as they continue to discover just how hard being a human on Earth really is.

The humans from the Colony have finally made their homecoming journey back to Earth. TITLE: HOMECOMING (THE HUNDRED #3) AUTHOR: KASS MORGAN PUBLISHED: 26 FEBRUARY 2015

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