Today’s post introduces the most recent Seed Savers book, Keeper. Keeper is book 4 in the series and was released in November. Most people think you need to read a series in order, though I don’t agree (blog post about that opinion here.)
Posts about each of the other books can be found here: Treasure, Lily, Heirloom, and the series in general here.
First, here’s the book trailer, just released yesterday!
Keeper begins in a quiet mountain village in the Smoky Mountains, where teen characters Lily and Arturo are hiding with Lily’s father, an original leader in a failed revolution to win back food freedom. Alternating chapters show what is happening with other friends in Washington D.C. and Canada who are linked to the Seed Savers Movement in various ways.
The characters eventually end up in Portland, Oregon, at the new Headquarters, just as protests erupt in the streets as more and more people resist government restrictions. Meanwhile, computer hackers begin releasing hidden government documents, and dissenters within Seed Savers threaten to break the Movement apart.
Keeper is perhaps the most fast-paced of the series, leading up to what will be the final, 5th book. Get a copy today! 🙂
What Amazon reviewers have said about Keeper:
And from a young teen:
From the moment I was given an an advanced copy of Keeper, I couldn’t stop reading. I stayed up late into the night reading with a flashlight, until I couldn’t keep my eyes open any more. The moment I woke up the next morning, I picked up right where I’d left off the night before. Reading about Lily’s life in the bunker with her father, was so intense at some parts that I was actually hopping around my living room I was so nervous for her. As I got caught up with Jason, Clare and Dante, it felt like I was living the story with them. S.Smith’s writing draws the reader in slowly, and in such a manner that they don’t realize they’re halfway through the book until it’s too late to slow down.
I am looking forward to the next book, even if I realize that we (the readers) are drawing near to the finale. Even when the Seed Saver’s story has been told, thought, it will live on, and I would recommend the series to anyone.
