This was a really interesting premise and kept me reading.
I didn’t feel super connected to any of the characters, though, so it didn’t hit me emotionally the way I might have expected or wanted some of the scenes to. It had some instalove-y vibes, not quite love, maybe, but still. This could totally be a me problem, though.
I really liked the idea of the world/technology and kind of wanted more of that, even though it’s a secret. I thought that it was new and different, not the same premises of every YA dystopian/science fiction.
I liked this author’s previous release, Four Dead Queens, and this one definitely locked in for me that she’s an author worth picking up whenever she releases something new.
I didn’t feel super connected to any of the characters, though, so it didn’t hit me emotionally the way I might have expected or wanted some of the scenes to. It had some instalove-y vibes, not quite love, maybe, but still. This could totally be a me problem, though.
I really liked the idea of the world/technology and kind of wanted more of that, even though it’s a secret. I thought that it was new and different, not the same premises of every YA dystopian/science fiction.
I liked this author’s previous release, Four Dead Queens, and this one definitely locked in for me that she’s an author worth picking up whenever she releases something new.