Review originally posted on The Book Addict's Guide: Sadly, I was less than impressed with the second book of The Fox Chronicles. I think what made book one so interesting was that I had no idea what was going on with Jenna until the big reveal. Here, we already know the technology that brought Jenna back from near-death and now it's been perfected for Locke and Kara. I didn't find many exciting moments despite our two main characters being on the run for most of the book and maybe that's also because I didn't find the main characters to be exciting at all either. 
 I almost felt like this should have been a book to be told from alternating point of views. We're so into the heads of Kara and Locke, but everything comes from Locke, who I personally found to be flat and boring. I didn't feel a lot of his personality come out in the book at all. Plus, he has this weird love triangle going on with Jenna and Kara, being in love with both of them at once, and Kara's constant jealousy spiraling through his mind at all times. It was just a little bizarre and Kara's jealousy was so intense that it was off-putting. 
 THE FOX INHERITANCE was just so-so for me. I felt like the whole story was a bit unnecessary, if we're being honest. Since everyone is so into novellas nowadays, I almost feel like this book should have been a short, filler story in between book one and book three (which I'm reading right now and therefore I feel comfortable making that statement). It was a nice transition between the first and third books, but since we jumped from Jenna's POV into Locke's - who no one even got a chance to really meet in book one - It was book two syndrome all over again... Lost in a totally different world, completely cut off from the characters and setting of book one.