3.5 
 Thanks to Netgalley and the publishers for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review 
 Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 Ok, I wasn't sure about reading this book, but considering how we left the troops at the end of book 1, curiosity won out. Despite a little hiccup early on when I decided I didn't like the soundtrack to the book which put me off, (I realise this makes no sense, so I'll explain, I was sick and sort of sleeping and reading at the same time and the music was from my iPod which holds the entirety of the music library I share with my brother. Some of our music choices are not cross compatible, I blame him...) I did actually complete it, with another need to know what happens next. 
 I believe this is more of a teen book than a YA, they characters are simple and fall into love easily and fast and sudden and shocking plot lines are rather easy to spot coming. I still haven't watched more than the first two episodes of the tv series, but I think I may prefer the book story outline. Bellamy is my favourite character and I don't think he was translated to the screen in his entirety, I believe he was combined with others. Certainly much of the twisty and interwoven plot from the books wont translate to the screen with their additions and subtractions and honestly I like twisty and interwoven.