I really enjoyed this book and can't wait for the sequel...Although February 2012 in my opinion is way too long for her to publish it! 
 I really liked how the author expressed Rhines feelings throughout the book. How she started hating Linden for taking her away from her freedom and everything she knew and makeing her a sister wife, but as the plot goes on she starts to care for him. She realizes that Linden isn't the one to blame on her misfortune. He clueless to all the cruelness headmaster Vaughn (Linden's father)is doing. Rhine realizes that Linden doesn't know what freedom really is since this what he has experienced is an illusion of freedom. But this new feeling for Linden and all the luxeries she has now downstream defer her from the main thing she wants and can't get from Linden!...her Freedom and returning home to her twin brother 
 I hope that in the sequel Linden is able to find her without repercussions from headmaster Vaughn, and that Linden finally finds out what kind of a monster his father really is!!