Set just weeks after the events of book one, but this book didn’t quite grab my attention in the way I hoped. Io is in a difficult situation, searching for those who are interfering with the threads while trying to reconcile her feelings for Edei. The first part of the book was slow, with not a lot happening. It’s hard to get much interest in a search with little being given away.
I’m glad I stuck with it as things picked up once Io started to trust herself and the decisions she made. The resolution of the book felt like something of an anti-climax given what we had been led to expect.
Thanks to NetGalley for giving me the chance to read and review this.