The first book was gripping and highly entertaining, this one is even better.
We are back in a dystopia Edinburgh and there's a lot going on a world so similar to the one we live in: social disparity and how the haves look down on the not-haves, mysteries, and a great heroine who's fighting to improve her position and facing the social stigma.
I loved this story and read it as fast as I could.
The storytelling is excellent, great world building and character development.
It's an entertaining book with plenty of food for thought.
Highly recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine