A good sequel for a good book.

I really enjoyed this book; of course is not a masterpiece, but is really enjoyable and have many traits that I do think is really important, being the most obvious the good representation. Ayla and Crier keeps on being amazing main characters, their struggle feels real and you really root for them every page. The new characters are enough time to not seem bland, and for the length of this book, I don't mind if they weren't explored even more deeply.

The twists were good, there was one in particular that I never expected! So good. There was just one particular scene that felt a little deus ex machina, but I was having such a good time that I don't mind it too much.

Also, a very important thing about the representation :

it doesn't have the Bury your gays trope!