Scott Sigler is wrecking my heart in the best way possible with this series. 
 Alight is grittier than Lord of the Flies and almost as ruthless as Red Rising, but damn good all the same. I can't get enough of these characters and the story Scott Sigler weaves together to make the Generations Trilogy. I was sweating with anticipation, boiling with rage, and heart racing with fear of the unknown path my favorite characters would take. I could not put this book down for one second. 
 Alight picks up where Alive left off and it jumps right into the mix of things. Em and the rest of Birthday children try to understand Omeyocan and the city they landed in. As Em tries to find food and protect everyone, danger lurks in every corner, even within the ship she aims to protect. In this book we learn bits and pieces about the Grownups and some of their past, but we also see Em develop so much as a character as tries to be more than her symbol(which gets explained). Em also is battling with the person Matilda was and choosing to be herself, something new from something old. She gets testing in so many ways, including her friendships as others start to recover memories from their progenitors. I still loved O'Malley, Bishop, Spingate, and Gaston. I still hate Aramovsky with a passion and it gets even worse in this book. Oh the rage I fell towards this boy. 
 The story gets even better in this book and will take some unexpected turns. I fell more in love with this book with every page. I can't wait to read Alone. I'm almost sad its coming to a close, but I know with the mind boggling ended of Alight, Alone is going to be a shitstorm I will gladly jump into.