Review: Set Me Free
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2014
As with book 1, this book was also written from varying perspectives but it is swapped over.  In this one, it is Lucy's own point of view that we read and Zach's is done as the third person.  It also finishes with an overlap so the very last scene that you read in I Know Lucy is now done again but from Lucy's perspective.  I found this really enjoyable to read and would certainly be helpful if there was some time between books (not applicable for me as I started this one as soon as I'd finished the first!)The characters continue to develop and draw you into their story.  Lucy is trying to learn how to share and have faith in other people but you can completely understand her reticence.  After all, everyone she's ever cared about has been taken away from her.  Does she really want this to happen to Zach and his friends and family?Set Me Free will build up the suspense to the climax and I won't tell you whether there is a good or a bad ending but suffice it to say, the ending is powerful.  There really isn't anything I would change about this story, in books 1 or 2, as I have really enjoyed reading them both.  Highly recommended.