Endgame
The final book in the groundbreaking series, Noughts & Crosses
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4.4 • 28 Ratings
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- £9.99
Publisher Description
It is 20 years in 2021 since Malorie Blackman's groundbreaking series began with Noughts & Crosses, which charted the deeply forbidden romance between Sephy (a Cross) and Callum (a nought) - a love affair which had repercussions for their families for generations.
Endgame, the breathtaking conclusion to the series, influenced by the unprecedented global events of recent years, is full of twists and turns and emotions, with its incredible characters reaching a dramatic conclusions to their stories.
'The cliffhanger ending will leave fans desperately awaiting the next installment' Mail on Sunday, 'Must-Read Books of the year, 2019' on Crossfire.The powerful conclusion to iconic author Malorie Blackman's ground-breaking Noughts & Crosses -the series that taught a generation to think and act differently.
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Malorie Blackman’s place as one of Britain’s most revered authors of children’s and young-adult fiction has long been secure. Endgame completes the seminal YA series the former Children’s Laureate began in 2001 with Noughts & Crosses, which introduced readers to an alternative world in which the darker-skinned Crosses oppress the lighter-skinned Noughts, and the love between that book’s protagonists—Sephy, a Cross, and Callum, a Nought—was taboo. The final instalment is a tightly plotted thriller once again told from the perspectives of multiple characters, including Sephy, her recently abducted son Troy, and her daughter Callie, a lawyer who is navigating a complex relationship with her client Tobey—the first Nought prime minister, on trial for the murder of a gang leader. The novel continues Blackman’s powerful examination of race and racism, while including many nods to contemporary politics. Fans will struggle to put it down.
Customer Reviews
ENDGAME.
i wanted to like this book a lot, but i think i got quite bored of callie’s and tobey’s pov tbh, overall the book is amazing although i think it didn’t really need to be another book, it could of fit in crossfire. anyway, stan malorie blackman the GOAT!