Survival Colony Nine

This week I read Survival Colony Nine by Joshua David Bellin. This book is kind of post-apocalyptic, after a species comes and takes over Earth. A boy wakes up, in a tent, with no recollection of where he is. He can't remember his name, who he is, what happened to him, or how he got to this place. Suddenly the tent door opens, and he sees the face of a man above him, who claims to be his father. The boy, who's name is apparently Querry, slowly learns about where he is survival colony nine, a small roving group of people who hide from the Skaldi, a species the possesses people and uses emotional connections to those people to manipulate those who they want to destroy. Survival Colony Nine is always on the move, running from people that they can't know if they're possessed, and can't do anything about it. Then everything changes when they find a abandoned city, and Querry starts to figure something out; he might be being used, and he also might hold the key to end the Skaldi invasion. Then everything goes wrong.
This book was REALLY GOOD. IT Had so much suspense, and Querry was very relatable. The book was both character based and plot based, even though the plot was extremely good; it was probably more plot based just very slightly then character based. It was kind of like a mix of the Maze Runner and Divergent, but it was told from the viewpoint of a boy, which was cool. I would recommend this book to anyone. Also, this book is good for people who don't read this genre all that much; it's more Divergent-ish than sci-fi, so it's good.