Danger, romance, lies, conspiracy, friendship and the fear of who to trust made this a gripping read.
Described as a Dystopian romance thriller, The Wall was an interesting read and I was guilty of binge reading it to see what happened at the end.
Set in a walled enclave, to keep the people safe from the savages outside Ronin and Jayla are thrown together in a series of life and death situations. Totally different from the usual life they lead following directives from their commanders and split into class tiers.
At times I found parts of the story a bit rushed, I personally would have liked to see certain storylines go into more detail, however, this was a really interesting concept for a storyline.