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 Ever since I read Pivot Point last summer, I've been dying to get my hands on Split Second. Little did I know, but Split Second is the conclusion to the Pivot Point series and it is an absolutely amazing end to one of the best sci-fi series. Split Second proves that sci-fi can be humorous and that it doesn't have to be dystopian or post-apocalyptic. It's truly a shame that there won't be any more Pivot Point because Kasie West is an incredible writer. 
 What if you had the ability to see two possible futures? Addie saw the future and she was so afraid of it that she made Laila remove her memory. Soon Laila wants to learn more about her abilities and that means finding out that she has the ability to restore memories. In the Compound, not everyone wants Addie to gain back her memories. 
 I love the way both Addie and Laila's stories meshed to create one big picture, one that helped readers understand the Compound. I loved seeing more of Laila's powers and learning more what it means to be apart of the Compound. Honestly, Laila quickly became my favorite character and her point of view was a perfect addition. Readers will get more of an understanding of the close ties that Addie and Laila share and I'm a huge fan of their friendship. Forget the romance, Addie and Laila's relationship is absolute perfection and it's so adorable. 
 Split Second is one part romance, one part sci-fi, and the results are absolutely amazing. There is never a moment where Kasie West didn't manage to wow me. The chapter titles are cleverly chosen and they each are significant in that they really perked my curiosity and made me eager to continue. West manages to make each couple easy to root for and there is just so many scenes that will give readers the feels. 
 Oh Kasie West, you are so awesome. I can't think of a writer whose humor, writing, and plotting is more spot-on. I'm even willing to give West's contemporary romances a chance because I have so much faith in her novels and now that the Pivot Point series is over, I need something to read. I don't like contemporary romances, but because of West's brilliance, I'm almost 100% it's going to be awesome. 
 I'm still a bit iffy on the ending of Split Second because it wasn't a conclusion that really provided me with 100% closure. I wanted a bit more from the ending and I'm not sure why West left readers hanging at the end. It was satisfying for the most part, it just wasn't the ending such an amazing book and series deserved. 
 Split Second is an incredible series conclusion and book, but the ending did bother me. The humor, writing, plot, characters, and basically everything are perfect in traditional Kasie West fashion. I can't begin to express the childish glee that I felt while reading this book and I look forward to reading more from West soon!