Series: The Powerless Trilogy (Book 3) Genre: Young Adult | Superhero | Dystopian Sci-Fi Reviewed by: Evelyn Carter Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.5/5)
“A girl without powers. A rebellion on the edge. And the strength to change it all.”
Fearless, the gripping conclusion to the Powerless Trilogy, delivers an adrenaline-filled ride through rebellion, identity, and the true meaning of power. In this final chapter, authors Tera Lynn Childs and Tracy Deebs raise the stakes, turning an already intense dystopian world into a battleground where trust, loyalty, and courage are pushed to their limits.
Plot Summary
Kenna Swift, long the powerless outcast in a world dominated by superhumans, has stepped into a new role—leader, fighter, and symbol of rebellion. Now entrenched in a war between Supers and their enemies, she must navigate a broken resistance, make impossible decisions, and confront what it means to be powerful in a world obsessed with abilities.
Her journey is no longer about survival—it’s about revolution. And she’ll need more than strength to survive what’s coming next.
What Makes Fearless an Exceptional Finale
Thoughtful Themes
From beginning to end, Fearless digs into what makes someone truly powerful. Is it their abilities—or their values? Kenna’s voice remains authentic, determined, and often emotionally raw, reflecting themes of empowerment, self-worth, and resistance.
Action with Emotional Weight
This isn’t just fight scenes and explosions (though there are plenty of both). Every mission carries emotional consequence. Whether she’s facing betrayal, love, or the loss of friends, Kenna’s choices feel earned and impactful.
Relationships That Matter
Kenna and Draven continue their slow-burn chemistry, which has matured into something deeper—one of mutual trust and fierce loyalty. The friendships in this book are just as compelling, giving space to characters like Rebel and Titus, whose voices continue to shine.
Cinematic Pacing
The pace rarely lets up, but the authors manage to blend intense action with quiet moments of self-reflection. As a result, the book never feels rushed—even if we wished for a few more chapters with some side characters.
If there’s one flaw, it’s that the final act feels a little tight—we’re given resolution, but it might’ve benefited from a few more pages to process the fallout. Some secondary arcs deserved more spotlight. But these are minor issues in an otherwise powerful conclusion.
Final Verdict
Fearless is a masterful conclusion to a YA trilogy that started strong and only got better. It’s a rare dystopian series where character development stays central and where being powerless is never a weakness—it’s a choice to rise anyway.
If you’re seeking a NaNoWriMo motivation booster or just love YA books with strong female leads, fast-paced action, and heroism grounded in heart, this trilogy should top your reading list.
Favorite Quote:
“I don’t need powers to be powerful. I just need to believe that I am.”
Evelyn Carter is a bestselling author known for her immersive historical fiction that brings forgotten stories to life. With a background in archaeology, she meticulously weaves real events with compelling narratives, making history feel alive. Her latest novel, The Lost Letters of Vienna, explores love and resilience during World War II.
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