This book has been on my TBR list for quite a while and in an effort to dwindle the list down a bit I've been trying to read more books already on the list instead of adding more to the list. I've been wanting to get to this book for a while, but then something else would come up and I would push it back. I finally was able to start the book and I now can't wait to read the rest. I'm kind of glad I waited until there was 5 books out (with the 6th and final out next year). 
 I will admit by the time I got to the end, I was a little taken by surprise. I really wasn't expecting the book to go in the direction it did. I thought that Jax being persued by the Conglomerate would be an ongoing thing throughout the series and the start-up Jumper academy would be the main focus of this story. As I kept getting closer to the end I suddenly realized this is not the case. 
 I almost think that the book itself was a little distracted by the fact that it was a first book in a series. You can clearly see that it's a set up for a series. So instead of having a straight coherant storyline, I feel like it worked more as an introduction to the characters and the world. True, this is the job of a first-in-a-series novel, but most others do the introductions to the world and the people while a set storyline is taking place. There just wasn't too much going on in the story until the end where everything catches up with Jax. 
 This doesn't mean that this book was bad. It by no means is. It just feels like we're being lead more towards the next book when we already know the characters and the world they inhabit we'll be able to get more of a story. 
 I look forward to reading more about Jax. She's a great heroine who, at the start, has been through a very tramatic event, yet I don't feel like this is all she focuses on. It could be. She's the only survivor of a crash where she also lost the man she loved. But the book didn't feel brought down. Even when she's thinking about just giving up, burning out like many Jumpers who reach the end, it doesn't sink to a depressing level. I actually like Jax's thought processes throughout the book. Like March states, Jax really does live by her thoughts and actions. She doesn't think one thing and say / do another. I like honest characters. I hope that she continues to follow in this vein. 
 I liked March's character. I liked that he showed both strength and vulnerability. It wasn't either / or. You can tell that he's someone you don't want to cross, yet his feelings for Jax are sweet. 
 I feel like things with their relationship went fast, but the novel itself moved fast. Some chapters would pick up right where the other left off and others would start up weeks later so in the book time I guess their relationship develops at a normal pace. The snippets we get to see of the together seemed rushed at times. I wanted to spend more time with them getting to know each other more, but I suppose Ann Aguirre gave us the best snippets. 
 I look forward to continuing this series. All ready I'm sad that next year is the end. At this point I don't want to see it end. Until Then!