[This is Book 3 in the Haven's Army Trilogy. Make sure you've read Book 2: Safe Haven before reading.] "All is fair in love and war..." Charlotte's not so sure. Now that she and the rest are back in Haven, they must fight. There's no going back. But though they're strong, the enemy may be stronger. And Charlotte now has to deal with love, betrayal, friendships, and sacrifice all tied up in the neat little package called her life. How many people have to die before they can be free? What if they're never free? Love or war? Make your pick. Because neither are fair.

Are you a hero or prisoner? How far would you go to save those you love? For Ally, the hypothetical of these questions are lost to reality. Ally is thrown into a life or death situation where there isn't a safe option. If you had the choice, what would you do? Fall apart or become a super-hero no matter the costs?

friends are family

things I dont underatand but when I start writing magically appear to make some sorta sense

[There is a better, final edition of this story called Haven's Army.] Individualism. Freedom. Friendship. Love. Man's four virtues. What if it was all taken away? Everyone is the same. They do their part in supplying the Halo and making the government island's inhabitants' lives better. But what of them? Step out of line and you are tortured. That's just what Charlotte does, just after an accident involving a modern bomber plane and she ends up on an island everyone thought was destroyed for, you guessed it, an uprising. There, she discovers a quite large resistance force made up of kids from around thirteen to nineteen, just waiting for the right moment to strike. Charlotte discovers hidden powers and soon, they're off to restore their individualism, freedom, friendship, love.