Rating: 4/5 
 ***Minor spoilers and spoilers for books 1 & 2*** 
 After ending off with Dawson returning to live with his siblings, Katy isn't having too great of a time. She has Daemon who is able to cheer her up, but he can't fix the fact that Dee can't bear talking to Katy because of what happened with Adam. Things don't get any better for her after Blake shows up at school, telling her that if her and her friends help to get his friend Chris away from the DOD, they can save Beth as well. It's not as if she has a choice in the matter, though - Blake has set it up so that if she refuses, he will turn her and Daemon over to the DOD, even if they kill Blake. They're trapped, and there's no other way to play it than to go along with Blake and try to break into a DOD compound, a feat never before accomplished. 
 There aren't many books where I am able to say that I was majorly spoiled, but still ended up wholly enjoying the book anyway. Yes, it was quite disappointing to be spoiled (and I got spoiled for the next book in the series already, damn it) but I wouldn't say that it took away from everything else in the book. It did make some things obvious but I would like to think that the same things would be obvious whether I knew what happened at the end or not. 
 My favourite thing about this book was the romance between Katy and Daemon, and how much closer they were getting. I don't know if it was because I was craving a romance novel, but the scenes between the two were my favourite in the book. I really enjoyed being able to watch the trust build and their relationship as a whole. However, I didn't like how overprotective Daemon was being in some parts of the book, but thankfully Katy didn't take any of it. Although I am annoyed that in the majority of YA novels like this one, the male lead always tries to protect the female lead even though she is perfectly capable, which is insulting in my opinion. But that's just the way it goes in YA, I suppose. 
 I was intrigued through most of this book, but none of the books yet have been 5 stars in my opinion. While they're all great, I feel like it's just missing some extra something to get me to rate it 5 stars. Also, I've noticed that in all three books in the series I have read so far, that there are one or two typos that never got caught in the editing process. I also found through all three that in some places the dialogue felt awkward and unnatural, which I feel I mentioned in my other reviews as well. Sometimes the characters spoke in a strange mix of contractions and non-contractions that made it sound weird. 
 Overall, I was quite happy with this book despite the ending being spoiled for me (I rarely ever get spoiled - this particular series must just me unlucky for me!). I liked the development between the characters, especially Katy and Daemon, even though Daemon has his annoying moments. I'm looking forward to reading the second book, hopefully next month. If this is a series you're looking into, or you're wondering whether you should read the third book, definitely go for it! I highly doubt you'll regret it.