Review: Didnt see it
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2014
When I read the previous book one of the things I didn't like was the lack of depth of the characters and how they were not developed. I wish I had seen what that would mean for this type of book. This is the type of book where the world is trying to survive an apocalyptic event. One of the main things in something like this IS the characters, what they do. Will they do something heroic? Cower and beg? side with the enemy? The problem is with this book it doesn't really matter what they do.Since the characters don't have much to them I just... didn't care. I don't care about these characters as much as I think I should. Mae is a perfect example. In book one she is introduced and we are basically teased about her past. What was it? What upset her? Well SPOILER ALERT, we are not told in this book either. She goes from a possible interesting character in book one to an afterthought in this one. She may as well be a nameless guard. Not only are characters not developed much at all there are more POVs in this book furthering the problem.I think im going to finish the series. Its not bad by any stretch but its also forgettable.