It's no secret that I'm a big fan of Joss Stirlings books. Even when I don't think a book is as good as the others, I still really like it. I love the Benedicts series, especially Finding Sky. So when I found out that the series might be ending I was really disappointed. 
 But luckily, enough people liked the books. And so we have the first trilogy, beginning with Finding Sky, and now the second, starting with Misty Falls. Firstly, I loved the book, secondly, there are at least 2 more to come with these characters!! 
 Misty was briefly mentioned in Seeking Crystal. She's one of Crystals cousins and we didn't get to see her at all in that book. All we, as readers, knew was that she is younger than Crystal and her savant power is truth. So all in all that didn't give us a whole lot to go on. 
 I'm thinking now that it was a good thing. I liked getting to meet a completely new character, especially within the crazy mix that is the benedict family. Misty, like most teenage girls, has glaring insecurities and they do affect her choices throughout the book. However, at no point did I feel like she was being overly bratty or unreasonable, something sadly I see a lot in female characters at the moment. Equally, I liked how she came from a nice family, whereas the 3 main characters in the original trilogy didn't have this luxury, that is to say, although Crystal had an easier upbringing than Phoenix and Sky she was made to feel like an outcast. 
 The plot was fun, I enjoy how the characters are put at risk, and are often threatened and placed in really awful situations, yet it never feels too heavy. I understand that this isn't for everyone but I really feel that Joss Stirling writes extremely well for her audience. I had fun seeing the two pairings off that were made in this book, though I won't give away who they are. The ending was satisfying, I wouldn't want to push for more because I know there are two books coming in the future that will give me it. 
 Also, I have an idea who the two female leads of these books will be...but I guess we'll see. 
 I'd encourage anyone who is a fan of Joss Stirlings writing to read this, you won't be disappointed. Also, if you enjoy ya fiction but want something more refreshing I'd go for this. Yes, these books involve romance, but I think within the setting it is done well, and doesn't feel forced. I'd recommend reading her first trilogy before you start this one if you haven't already as there are many characters that cross over.