Illusive by Emily Lloyd-Jones is a book that sounds perfect for me. Powers, badassery, high stake plots, and characters whose intentions are all over the place. It all makes for a fun read, and that's exactly was this book was for me. 
 I LOVE the idea of people having powers, all of which seem pretty cool. My favourite was definite the qualities of eluderes. The way the character with heightened intuition was describing everything was so intricate and interesting. Mix in criminal crews with a range of abilities and over the top plots and I was sucked in completely. 
 I really enjoyed all the characters and how different they all were from each other. Every single one had a different perspective on abilities, criminality, the idea of being human, and not a single person was all good or all bad. Characters' motives ranged greatly and they all had their valid beliefs. The main character, Ciere, indulges in criminal activities, but draws a line against violent means. Her best friend, Devon, does it for pure fun. Her mentor, Kit, sees it as necessary and makes no attempts to hide his motivations which are often questionable. Those are just a sample of the characters but it becomes even more widespread than this. They're all realistic and completely believable. 
 Some aspects of the story wrapped up quite nicely, while others were left pretty open which irked me a little bit. But I'm completely invested in these characters and can't wait for the sequel.