This basically recaps old scenes with new perspectives, so there is not a lot of new content. Luckily it's been a while since I read it - so it was fun to return (just give the other books a little breathing room before picking this up, or it will feel repetitive). Entertaining, but didn't really add much to the series. It just gives a taste to the inner workings of the boys; there are no groundbreaking revelations or dramatic irony to spice it up. We simply get to hear their voice with a backstage pass. 
 It's too bad the majority of this covered Aspen when he bores me to tears. I was kind of hoping he'd grow on me with a little insight, but nope. This was worth it for Maxon's perspective, though. There is way more chemistry between him and America and this only made me ship them more. 
 Recommended to those who want more of the boys and are serious fans of the books. Not recommended to those who want more story.