I wanted to like this book, but honestly it was completely forgettable to me (I actually started reading it several months ago and then just kind of dropped it for a while out of lack of interest - I picked it up again because I really want3ed it off of my Goodreads "currently reading" list). 
 The major problem for me was that I just didn't understand what the heck was going on in the main character's head. She claimed to love Asher and blah blah blah, but then she gave information to the guy who stabbed her and tried to kill her (but it's totally okay because he kind of felt bad about it even though he would probably do it again) that she withheld from Asher and the rebels. I understand where the main character ended up in the end - that is clearly the right action for her, but I wish her method of getting there had made more sense. 
 The pacing in the book was also annoying for me, basically things moved very slowly for the first 80% of the book and we spent a lot of time reading about Skye skiing. Plus, the whole takeaway from this book, the only part that really affects the next installment could be summed up in about two sentences and you would not lose any nuances of what happened in the story by doing that. 
 The plus side is that the book had super short chapters and that made it easier to read. Unfortunately this installment really killed any enthusiasm I had for the series.