So I have been M.I.A. for quite some time now, getting used to a whole new part of my life and sadly reading wasn't on my list of priorities at that time. But it is now and I can happily say that The Infinite Sea was a light and quick re-entry into reading paradise. 
 Although I wasn't too keen about Rick Yancey's first book of the Series, The Fifth Wave, this one actually got better. I liked the jumps from character to character and the change in language when they occured. Also in this second part he focused on more interesting and diverse characters instead of boring-ass not so exciting Cassie. Although even she has gotten better over time. We also get to know the aliens and their customs and plans a little better and a few new characters pop up. 
 This book, as many others do, hints at certain things to be found out, but doesn't do it subtly enough to somehow be interesting or juicy to me, but it still did a good job of slowly revealing certain events and facts, so it actually never got boring enough for me to put away. 
 The story is quite nice, there are a few plot twists, nothing big, but still something that leaves you thinking or even a little devastated, and I think I will enjoy reading the third part which should have come out in fall but oh well and I'm curious how it'll play out. 
 What I very much valued is that the author, as so many others in the young-adult genre do, doesn't force some wannabe love triangle on his readers. There are a few romantic scenes but nothing gets shoved down the readers throat and it's obvious that the story revolves around more important matters than some teenagers fighting about who gets the guy in the end. Thank you for this, Rick Yancey. 
 So if you're interested in a young-adult, sci-fi, post-apocalyptic story with different characters and viewpoints, this is definitely a good book to go with. 
 Thanks for reading.