Rating: 3.5/5 
 ***Minor spoilers, spoilers for book one*** 
 Marguerite is back in her own dimension, and everyone is still adjusting to the return of Marguerite's father. Wyatt Conley is sending the Caine family deal after deal in an attempt to get Marguerite to work for him, but they won't give in. For now, they're fine as long as they don't visit the Triadverse. Conley threatens that if they do, something bad will happen. However, when Theo becomes hospitalized after the affects of the Nightthief use and addiction, Paul resorts to going to the Triadverse to search for a cure. Conley finds him there, and purposely splinters Paul's soul - his soul is now in four pieces, hiding within the Pauls of four different dimensions. Conley is willing to give her the coordinates to the dimensions with her Paul hiding beneath the surface, in exchange for Marguerite destroying her parents' Firebird research in those dimensions. 
 While I didn't exactly love the first book, I still went and picked up this book to read because it was such an interesting concept that I felt the need to see what happened next. While I think I did enjoy this book more than its predecessor, I had the same issue I had with the first book - the characters. This is probably my biggest criticism of the book. I feel like the by the second book in a series, I should feel a connection to at least one of the characters in the book, but in reality, I didn't really feel that for any of the characters. I wasn't the biggest fan of Marguerite, and some of her choices and opinions I found questionable. But like I mentioned, I didn't really feel anything for her which made her more unlikeable to me. 
 While some people may not have enjoyed the premise of this book and the entire goal, I found that I liked it. It was interesting seeing the other dimensions and how the people in those dimensions acted in comparison to Marguerite's home. There were some things that took me by surprise, but the most surprising thing for me was the ending. I expected something big for the ending, and while I got it, it wasn't what I was expecting. (view spoiler)[ I definitely expected Conley to have something up his sleeve to keep Marguerite from being truly happy, but I didn't expect the Home Office Marguerite to take over Marguerite. I didn't even think Nightthief would work on her. I'm really worried now, and I'll need to read the next book. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall, I enjoyed this second installment more than the last, but I still had trouble connecting with the characters. Also, because of Paul's soul being split, we don't really get that much romance between Paul and Marguerite, which I found a shame because I found them to be cute together in the first book. The ending took me by surprise, and now I'm itching to find out what happens in the next book. I'll definitely be trying to get my hands on it when it comes out.