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 Okay, this is going to be quick because I don't have much to say that I didn't already say in my review of A BEAUTIFUL DARK, the novel before this one. One could really talk for hours about this book but it wouldn't be something you haven't heard before. Neither is this plot-line. 
 The only reason I read this is because I somewhat liked A BEUATIFUL DARK. At the time I had given it the benefit of the doubt because I think it could have been good. I picked up this sequel because I was hoping to see improvement on all of the things that weren't done so well in the first novel. A FRACTURED LIGHT actually starts out cheesier and worse than its predecessor. 
 Skye is still just as hopeless and weak even though she is supposedly super powerful. Asher and Devin are still pining away at Skye uselessly and Skye is "torn between two super hot guys." Why does that sound familar? Oh, I know-almost every young adult novel out there. A well executed love triangle is few and far between. This one is pretty out there. 
 I don't find pleasure in telling you I didn't enjoy it, I just want you to know what you are going into. Heck, you may even love it, plenty of people do. But a review can sway the people that are undecided so that is why I must give my honest opinion. 
 I'm going to make this easy, if you loved HUSH, HUSH or A BEAUTIFUL DARK, your little heart will eat this up. 
 If you disliked the aforementioned novels, stay away. Far, far away. Like, really far. 
 I won't be reading any more in this series. 
 My alternative recommendation is to find any YA paranormal romance that isn't stereotypical or cliche. Then tell me about it. Please, tell me, because I haven't really found one.