A review by bookshop_b
Captive by Aimée Carter
3.0
While this book wasn't as awesome as the first one, it was still pretty good :) I really liked the twists and turns and I especially loved learning more about Elsewhere.
I found Kitty a bit more annoying in this book than the last one but she is still a great character in theatres and she grows a bit more of a backbone.
Knox was like a roller coaster in this book. He kept switching from dick to normal Knox all the way throughout the book which was confusing. He has so many different faces - from the leader of the Blackcoats to being in the government's side - it's hard to really figure out who he really is and what he ultimately wants.
This book felt a bit more dystopian rebellion cliche than the first book but it was still unique enough to keep me interested.
I probably will read the last one when its released later this year but I'm not waiting desperately for the finale of this series. I've enjoyed it but it doesn't make the all time faves list.
I found Kitty a bit more annoying in this book than the last one but she is still a great character in theatres and she grows a bit more of a backbone.
Knox was like a roller coaster in this book. He kept switching from dick to normal Knox all the way throughout the book which was confusing. He has so many different faces - from the leader of the Blackcoats to being in the government's side - it's hard to really figure out who he really is and what he ultimately wants.
This book felt a bit more dystopian rebellion cliche than the first book but it was still unique enough to keep me interested.
I probably will read the last one when its released later this year but I'm not waiting desperately for the finale of this series. I've enjoyed it but it doesn't make the all time faves list.