Deuce returns as the battle-hardened huntress. I was surprised at the beginning of the book. It never occurred to me that Salvation might be set up the way that it is.
I thought that everything progressed in a very reasonable fashion. There weren't any crazy leaps that stood out as out of character or such.
The freaks are, of course, disturbing, but there was one part that I found chilling that involved the townspeople.
I kind of liked the first book better, but it was really interesting to explore the upper world with Deuce as opposed to seeing the world that she was more familiar with.
I thought that everything progressed in a very reasonable fashion. There weren't any crazy leaps that stood out as out of character or such.
The freaks are, of course, disturbing, but there was one part that I found chilling that involved the townspeople.
I kind of liked the first book better, but it was really interesting to explore the upper world with Deuce as opposed to seeing the world that she was more familiar with.
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