Even though some characters were less likable (hello there Cat), or we just don’t really know them enough to really appreciate them yet (#Sweet Zila), and some parts were slow, this book is definitely worth reading. It’s a great story full of action, funny banter, twists with an awesome sci-fi setting. It's like they were trying too hard when it came to writing Cat. It felt like her character was forced into the story just to create that Star Trio and for there to be an unrequited love aspect. Also, a good 50% of her POVs was about how Tyler didn't like her the way she did because they were just "best friends". I'm usually all for the romance in fantasy but we barely even got to experience their friendship or just meer CHARACTER INTERACTION before we found out that, oh wow, she likes him! Now more characters were introduced, 7 to be exact and each chapter was written by a character’s POV so yes, you got that right, there are 7 POVs that were confusing and I had to go multiple times to the start of a chapter to see who the hell was it talking. I like books with multiple POVs but not when all the characters are carbon copies of each other and they all talk in the same way. Here is a short summary of those 7 characters:

Big thanks to PRH International for providing me with a review copy in exchange for an honest review! Mention in literature and music [ edit ] Aurōra and Cephalus, 1733, by François Boucher Aurōra Taking Leave of TithonusI also wish there was a little more originality. Although it didn't bother me much while I was reading, there are many similarities to other Sci-Fi and fantasy worlds. Stars Wars for once, Annihilation, and to my great disappointment Throne of Glass. Suffice it to say that I'm very much done with the concepts of mates/life-lovers. Instead of focusing on pairing up the characters without considering that queer parings are indeed possible, the authors should focus on giving us the LGBT+ content we deserve. Yes THAT SCENE had my hyperventilating but how dare they torture me like that and then trap these characters in heterosexual relationships? The colour of the aurora depends on which chemicals are present and the altitude of the meeting of atoms and particles. i'm going to be honest with you here, jay kristoff and amie kaufman were the duo to write one of my ALL TIME FAVOURITE SERIES (this is high praise over here, so listen up), so to say the expectations were HIGH was a freaking understatement

I CAN'T EVEN REMEMBER HIS NAME. But honestly the character that was the reason there are 2 stars and not 1 star for this specific portion of my review. okay, mayyybe i'm being a litttle dramatic. but i've tried to sit and write this review out in a coherent, professional way many times and each time i just wilted into a sad potato

For a book that has no swear words at all, there’s a whole lot of sexual puns. And oddly, it works perfectly. Cat -->Tattooed, tomboy badass who may or may not be in love with captain hotness, also is a queen of sarcasm