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What’s in a name? Does it define a person? Saylor is really questioning the merits of names. Her newly discovered father, the Commander, has taken disciplinary actions. He doesn’t want Saylor injured in any way, and Saylor, being the reckless, headstrong young woman that she is, always finds herself at odds, not only with her father, but also with her twin brother, Logan. Someone is always getting hurt, even though Saylor claims to be looking out for everyone else’s safety and well being. Part o
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I think this is my favorite in the trilogy. Sparkly shoes, galas, kicking tail IN those sparkly shoes, clandestine kisses. I mean. Love this one.
I thought this was an enjoyable follow-up to the first book, Insurrection. Saylor is still a wonderful character, though it was interesting to see how she evolved in this installment and how she had to struggle with the life she knew as a soldier, all while dealing with family relationships she once knew nothing about (don't want to spoil too much for those who haven't read the first book) and personal relationships with her friends. That conflict plays out through the story and it's well done.
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Apr 23, 2017
Lora Palmer
marked it as to-read
May 04, 2017
Jennifer
marked it as to-read
