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 Can you distinguish reality from illusions? Even when they become so real to drive you crazy? 
 I'm quite astonished. I didn't imagine Marie Lu could write something so dark, disturbying and creepy. The real matter aren't the Daggers, the Inquisition or Adelina. It's madness. And a so powerful one that can change the fate of a few, of many, of entire nations. 
 An endless battle seeking revange against enemies. Ex allies. Even the family. Everyone who dare to hinder the conquer of the throne. But the battle isn't just around us. It's inside our mind. 
 "In the silence, I sit alone on my throne and wait eagerly for all the satisfaction and triumph to hit me. I wait, and wait, and wait. But it doesn't come." 
 I must admit that Adelina is one of the best characters I've ever met. I hate her for what she's done, for the people she's hurt and killed and betrayed. But her personality? Amazing. Unpredictable, merciless, intelligent, powerful. 
 And disturbed. Lunatic. Insane. 
 The other characters aren't less complex of course, but the obscurity in Adelina is something I find absolutely fascinating. Who's the hero now? And who's the "evil"? You won't be able to judge, because from the first to the last persone there's no total black or white, but just a gray curtain. 
 The fights were amazing, with even three different "teams" fighting against eachother at the same time! Elites's powers, cannons, swords... every kind of weapon is allowed in war. And after all the coups de theatre during the you'd better be ready to receive the final blow at the end, because thing'll get quite interesting! 
 Actually I'm quite scared of what the last book will tell us. About the Armageddon of all the world? It isn't so impossible with Adelina! 
 "I will do everything in my power to destroy all who stand in my way."