I'm going to rate it four and a half stars. If someone suggests this book to you, I suggest that you take their advice and reading it. If you are a Divergent fan: I suggest reading it. If you are a Dark Materials fan: I suggest reading it. If you are a Hunger Games fan: I suggest reading it. If you pick up this book and think, 'Oh, that looks OK' – I suggest reading it.

I love the cover, the way that it has a feather catching on fire makes you want to read it and the blurb is intriguing too. And honestly I cannot wait to see more of the story unravel! It ends on such a clever cliff-hanger. It left you compelled to read the next one. It had a great ending! The reason it was a great ending was because it ended in a way that really irritated you but after a while you realised what a clever ending it was. Even though she wasn't my favourite character, deep down I liked her.įire and Flood has one of those mysterious guys that the main character is attracted to and that's a good character to have.

I didn't feel very attached to Tella though which was a bit of a disappointment.Īt the same time as not being attached to Tella, I found myself rooting for her to win. I was also attached to Madox, Tella's Pandora – her companion, her pet, the creature designed to keep her alive.

They also added something I couldn't quite lay my finger on but it made the story more unique. The characters I was attached to most were: Harper, the warrior with a super-model build and Levi and Ransom, two brothers that were both there for the same reason. There are some characters that I wish we had seen more of. You find yourself getting attached to the characters, and you want to know all their back stories.

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