This time we are introduced to some new characters: Magiano and Sergio, each of them possessing a different power that will aid Adelina in her mission to strike down the Inquisition Axis. Still written in the same format as the previous book, the story continues after the events at the end of The Young Elites, in which Adelina and her sister, Violetta, ran away and in search of other Young Elites to build her own allies. “We are drawn to stories,” he says in a soft voice, “and every scar carries one.' I'm still hoping that the ending will turn out better than the first two books in this series. But I finally decided to see it through since I've come this far already, and I've never stopped reading a series midway before. When I'm halfway through this book, I was actually contemplating whether I should finish reading this series until the end or not, because I'm slowly losing interest. It's an enjoyable read nonetheless, but I guess I expected something more because I loved Marie Lu's Legend series so much. I'm still not invested in both the story and characters and the world building wasn't able to immerse me in it. To be honest, this sequel was quite disappointing for me. Now that I've finished everything and there's nothing else for me to watch, I'm finally back to my reading and reviewing game 😎. It took me so long to finish this book and write a review for it because these days I've been addicted to some TV shows 😂.

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