Originally reviewed at Christa's Hooked on Books 
 If you ever want a lesson in world building than Under the Never Sky is the book to check out. Veronica Rossi has created an amazing and vivid world which absolutely captivated me. Right off the bat you're introduced to a futuristic setting and then jolted into a more wild, primitive adventure. I loved this juxtaposition and it was a wonderful combination of science fiction and fantasy. I was completely entranced by the settings Aria and Perry found themselves in and the detail put into the descriptions was one of my favourite things about this novel. 
 I also thoroughly enjoyed the early interactions between Aria and Perry. Allies forced together, from different worlds, the tension is thick and there are more than a few disagreements. I thought the back and forth between them was really well written and entertaining to read. 
 However, this book began to veer off course for me when the romantic relationship between Perry and Aria began to develop. It felt strange and awkward and I just couldn't get into it. The romantic chemistry just felt forced and unnatural. And without being spoilery the way their relationship "awakens" is well...creepy. 
 Overall this is a good but not great read. It was fun, took you to amazing places and I will definitely be reading the sequel. Unfortunately however the romance between Aria and Perry just didn't feel right and kept me from becoming completely enthralled with Under the Never Sky.