For the first three quarters of this book I was going to rate it two stars; I don’t like the main character, I don’t like the writing style, any of Orion’s character development from the first book was completely scrapped, the romance was dead, the plot didn’t feel cohesive or well structured. But then it completely subverted what I thought the ‘big twist’ would be and actually became really interesting and by the end I was invested, in perfect time for it to land the biggest cliff hanger on me that is possibly the only thing that could make me consider picking up the third book. I don’t know what to do with this now.