Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 So, I'm not a fan of the teen angst going on here and all the love triangle crap, I felt it really got in the way of the storyline. There's also separation here - everything I have in sequels. There's a lot of redemption needed in book 3. 
 I also felt that Harper was being a little more stupid than she was the first time around. There were a few times where I expected her to say something that she didn't - for example when the school was on fire and the headteacher wanted her to go with him to his office - why didn't she say "I can't come with you to your office, the school's on fire." because I totally would have. There was another time she missed a witty quip and I was truly disappointed in her - but then I guess she had a lot on her mind. I'm also disappointed that she's not always armed - I thought she was saying that she was earlier on in the book but turns out she wasn't. 
 I'm 100% behind her choice though - but not the not telling perhaps - there must have been a way around that. 
 Harper is a fantastic character, it's just those around her that seem to be letting her down. I just love the idea of a proper little miss suddenly pulling out a dagger and kicking butt. I've seen this compared to Buffy - and while it's not exactly on the same scale, it's certainly in the same league. I also think it would make a pretty good film set, if they just fixed all the needless drama...