Behold, we have yet another favorite book added to my numerous list. 
 This book was fun and fabulous at the same time. You can't really best that feeling of just sitting down and enjoying that one book, and this book is that one book. 
 There are plenty of points in the book that will surprise you, and while I did guess one plot twist, I didn't guess anything else. Everything fit together so perfectly that I just loved it. 
 The plot is creative and interesting, and something I loved was that the worldbuilding was solid. It wasn't in boring information dumps, it was given out a little by little, not completely dumped on you immediately. 
 The beginning quickly hooks you in, and once that happens, the book is just so interesting that it's completely impossible to put down. You have to keep reading. You have all of these questions in your head, such as, Who is Anna, really? Who are these characters? Who is the man hunting Anna, and what's his intention? Who are the GOOD people in this book? 
 This book makes you keep guessing and I love that. The plot is solid, and I love how everything unfolds. It was just...stellar. 
 The characters were wonderful too. I was attached to all of the main characters, especially Piper. All of their personalities are different--Piper is stubborn, Anna is intellectual, and Gee's just that tough guy who tries to pretend he doesn't need any help. They're all so different, and Doloman was such a twisted guy that it makes me shake my head in disgust. 
 The writing described enough of the settings, but also left enough up to your own imagination to decide. It was the perfect balance between showing and telling, and I absolutely loved that. Plus, the writing style was easy to read and it made this book to be a quick read. 
 Some of the exchanges between the characters were pretty funny, too. I had to stop for a moment because I was laughing too hard at some of them. 
 Perhaps the only issue in this entire book is the pacing. The book was dull sometimes, but it was the perfect blend of action, and of every other element a book like this would need, that those dull moments were quickly blotted out and they didn't even matter after a while. 
 All in all, I adored this book. I know The Secrets of Solace isn't necessarily a sequel to this, but it does take place in the same world, so I'm dying to read it.