Big mistake! Even so, it was hard sometimes to differentiate which parts happened in what order. To tell you the truth, I wasn’t paying much attention to the date stamps in the beginning. It took me an embarrassingly long time to realize that both timelines were moving forward, just at different times. My biggest complaint about this book was that the timeline was a little confusing. There were times when I wasn’t really sure where his loyalties were, and I hate what he asked Fia to do in the end. I understand that Keane is his father, but he kind of sympathized too much with the bad guy. I didn’t like James so much in this book.

The people we love are the ones with the power to destroy us. I never gave it much thought, but now it makes sense! Maybe that’s why I like her! Side note: I found it interesting that Fia’s tapping was finally explained.

She’s done bad things and has a dark side she’s filled with bitterness, regret, and anger. She’s damaged, out of control, and a bit hostile.

Like I said in my review of Mind Games: She’s not really a likable person. I still really liked Fia! She’s more of an antiheroine. We all orbit the brilliant, chaotic burning of star. Kiersten White’s books are always a great distraction – I have no problem getting swept up in her storytelling! However, there was one big flaw this book had in my eyes: It was forgettable. While this may not have left a lasting impression on me, I really enjoyed it while I was reading it. The sisters can rely only on each other - but that may not be enough to save them. And though James is Fia's first love, Fia knows he's hiding something. And Fia is working with James Keane to bring his father down from the inside.īut Annie's visions of the future can't show her who to trust in the present. After faking her own death, Annie has joined a group that is plotting to destroy the Foundation. Now they have found allies who can help them truly escape. The sisters have been manipulated and controlled by the Keane Foundation for years, trapped in a never ending battle for survival.

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