3.5 stars.

I was a little disappointed in this book. The first one took me by surprise, but how it won me over, this book tore apart.
This boom seemed a little directionless, as if the author didn’t quite know where she wanted to go, or how she wanted things to go down. Things happen and aren’t explained, the repercussions of the first book not touched on. It’s almost like what happened didn’t matter.
I hated Amari in this book. Hated her. She pushed her way in where she didn’t belong and didn’t understand why people didn’t accept her.
I loved Roen but fear a love triangle with an ending I’m not going to like.
Zelie endeared herself to me even more. I love her strength, her vulnerability.
Inan disappointed me, never really making the hard decisions.
Despite this book, I still really want to see how this series plays out, I just hope it all comes together a little neater.