The only thing Miranda wants is to have a normal life. One where her true identity as a clone isn't her first and only thought. Normal includes enjoying quality time with her boyfriend Peter, and the rest of her friends at school. But normal isn't in Miranda's forecast. She was raised to be a weapon after all. 
 Soon, Miranda's instincts are tested. A teammate has turned rogue setting off a catastrophic war that will put their world in peril. She must put her heart aside in order to keep everything that she has fought for. With the image of a terrible future seared into her mind, what will she have to sacrifice to protect the people she loves? 
 False Sight is the second book in a trilogy. It starts off immediately where False Memory left off. I would recommend a brush up if you don't remember much from the first novel. There is not much of a catch up in False Sight. Some may prefer this, but I know many will need a refresher. 
 I can't divulge anything from the plot without spoiling the whole book. There are so many twists and turns that it is sure an entertaining read. But I do think the direction that this sequel goes in will leave some readers on the other side of the fence. It may just be one too many layers to this world to be believable for some. 
 False Sight has a face pace to it that doesn't let up. This fast pacing was due to the amount of action, which it has plenty of. Unfortunately, I found it to be a tad too quick. With back to back action scenes there was little world building in between. This left me feeling a bit lost without a concrete understanding of my surroundings and the world which the novel is set in. 
 With an ending that I actually approve of, False Sight definitely creates a riveting cliffhanger. One that even with my criticisms, I will surely be seeking out the finale to this pulse pounding trilogy. Krokos has ensured that many will need to know just what the hell happens. 
 *eARC provided by NetGalley.