Prisoner
Peaceful Society, Book 2
by Megan Wobus
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Pub Date 15 Dec 2025 | Archive Date 18 Dec 2025
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Description
The thrilling follow up to Privilege by Megan Wobus
Vale Adamson is trapped by the leadership of the PS, detained in an outdoor prison for unacceptable and unwanted men on the outskirts of the so-called Peaceful Society. In West Virginia, his father is still planning to attack Greater Maryland. Vale is determined to escape, but not before he learns the truth about his mom.
Amity Bloome faces rigorous training at the Institute, where her mother insists she stay to become a Community Officer. But Amity is not the same person she was, and the PS is changing as well. Expecting to be trained in de-escalation and non-violence, Ami realizes she’s being honed as a weapon, along with all of the women at the Institute.
Something big is coming. Can Amity and Vale reunite in time to stop it?
The Peaceful Society is a young-adult science fiction trilogy set in an alternative timeline that explores weapons, state control, and gender. The trilogy is best enjoyed in order.
A Note From the Publisher
Book 1 is currently FREE on Amazon and ebook platforms. Link below. Paperback will be available from Ingram Spark and Amazon. Ebook will be published on all ebook platforms.
Advance Praise
Praise for Privilege, Book 1 of the Peaceful Society
Privilege stands out for its smart worldbuilding, steady pacing, and the way it blurs the lines between utopia and dystopia. It's a gripping story that explores power, obedience, and the courage it takes to ask hard questions in a world that insists on easy answers.
—Angela Borgo for NetGalley
Privilege is the ideal book for readers who appreciate novels like The Handmaid's Tale, Divergent, and The Hunger Games. It will resonate with readers who enjoy speculative fiction that centers on gender and political dynamics.
—Jefto Pierre for Readers' Favorite
(Privilege) raises powerful questions about control versus freedom: should a society suppress emotions to maintain peace, even at the cost of individuality? Or is it better to allow full freedom of expression, even if it risks empowering dangerous elements?
—Rachel Sharp for Reedsy
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9798993092072 |
| PRICE | US$2.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 280 |