Book two in the series "Under the never sky" made me understand why this series is so popular. 
 And this was probably the first time ever that I really, really liked the second book in a trilogy because it was action packed. Things were happening, stuff was getting intense, characters were developing in a way that made them feel like real characters to me, and at the end of the book I was overwhelmed by a bunch of contradicting emotions, and I felt them all at the same time: Hope, sadness, anger, happiness, love, hate,... 
 In "Through the ever night" we get to know more about Aether and the world Aria and Perry live in. We get to witness the amazing friendship between Aria and my latest book boyfriend Roar. The relationship between Aria and Perry is put to hard tests again and again, and while it is absolutely beautiful in a quieter way, both characters are also interesting individually rather than only functioning as "Aria and Perry". 
 The character writing is just fantastic. 
 And... There are real, evil villains. 
 Ok. Maybe not THIS guy. 
 Ultimately, TTEN is a dystopia, it is all about survival, and I can't wait to find out who is the fittest in the next book.