Questions for Allied

Okay, so last month the sequel to the book Ruined by Amy Tintera came out. It's called Avenged and I got it and finished it a couple of days ago. First of all, it was totally AMAZING! And I have a ton of questions for the next book, Allied (which unfortunately doesn't come out for another year... ). And now they've been sitting in my head, so I have got to share them. By the way, these also include comments. Alright, here they are:

1. What will happen to Olivia when Em's plan plays out? The only thing I can really think of is that Olivia dies. I mean, she will somehow find a way out of a prison cell, no one can reason with her to not kill everyone in her way, and she is totally crazy, so if Em does find a way to reason with Olivia, that will undoubtedly come crashing down the next time someone tries to control her. I cannot see Em trying to kill her sister, but I can see one of the Lera or Olso Warriors trying to.

2. Will Em's plan even work? The next question I have is obvious but still important. We as readers certainly hope that it does, but no one can say for sure if it will, except for Tintera herself, that is. Maybe not even her. I doubt she gotten to that part yet. But what if Olivia finds out about Em's plan to essentially bring her down? She will diffidently be mad, and there's telling what Olivia will do then.

3. What is going to happen to Olso and lera? This one has me puzzled. Olivia, who is not going to just let the other kingdoms continue their reign, is plotting against these kingdoms, while Em is plotting for them. It's like a big game of tug-a-war between two queens about whether these kingdoms shall live or die. I don't have any theories to how this might turn out yet, but I will post them on Facebook as soon as I come up with one.

These are all my questions so far. I surely come with more as I think more about this series any may even reread it (why not?) as the release time for Allied comes closer, but until then, thanks for listening to my comments about this series! And by the way, as always, if you have not read it, totally do so (or it is unlikely that you will understand any of this)!