Picking up where Slated left off, Fractured has Kyla attempting to deal with her identity as her memories start coming back. With the memories only coming back in parts and not knowing the full story behind her past, Kyla struggles to put her past back together. I love Kyla as a character. She's complicated and confused but at the same time beautiful to read about. With her dual personalities coming through and so much hidden - both from Kyla and the reader - Teri Terry manages to construct a story that's both fascinating and captivating. 
 I found Fractured a little slow to warm up but once thing started rolling there was so much going on that I couldn't help but be swept up in the excitement. Nico, introduced towards the end of Slated, is mysterious but entrancing. You never know quite where you stand with him and interactions with Kyla kept me turning page after page. There's slightly less action than in the first book but for the most part I didn't feel like there was anything missing from Slated. 
 The best part of this book was the ending - it's dramatic and exciting and most of all it's so very well written that I want to go back now and re-read it all over again. There's so much revealed yet more that is kept secret and just waiting to be revealed in Shattered (Slated #3). I cannot wait till next year when the final book of the trilogy will be released sometime next year.