Review: Waiting on the next one now...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2014
This book is definitely a great start to a new series and although Kayli is a bit of a rough diamond compared to Sang I found that I could identify with her more. She had a tough life yet she got on with surviving and tried to find solace in only picking pockets from those she thought could afford to lose the money and not targeting the weak or defenceless. Her interaction with the boys is interesting as they each in turn had something to offer her yet she felt like she didn't deserve their loyalty. The drift towards the enemy was a pivotal moment and her choices after that kept me turning the pages. Were there similarities to the Ghostbird series -definitely yet there were subtle differences and although it was the same kind of formula, it was still an enjoyable read. I liked that she was attracted to a guy outside the circle and yet when the going got tough she still turned to the boys for help. I am really looking forward to reading the next book and I think this series is destined to become a favourite of mine.This book was gifted to me in return for an honest review after having read her other series and in no way influenced my thoughts.