World After continued to amaze me with just how creative Susan Ee can be with her storyline. When I thought I knew in which direction things would go I was wrong, and oh how I love it when I'm wrong! She has a style of writing and power to her characters that really gets you behind them, hooked by your eyelids such that you can't stop reading until you've devoured every last page. 
 Some of this books really makes you wonder: Is your love really unconditional? How would you react if someone you love had been grossly...physically altered to the point where you could barely stand to look at them? And are you weak because you don't want to look at them...is it because they are a monster? Or because you feel guilty for what has happened to them? What are the lies we tell ourselves about the people we love? 
 My heart went out to little Paige so much so that you could bottle the pain and anguish she must be going through and sell it to demon's in Hell at a premium. Seriously...Penryn may be the star of this book, but Paige is a pillar of strength to have survived the things she has. It would be amazing to read a book from her perspective! Now I must admit while I loved World After and liked the direction things went, I was very sad that Raffe was essentially absent for more than half of this book. Some of my favorite parts of Angelfall were the interactions and tension between Penryn and Raffe. I think thats the only quarrel I had with World After, but I can understand why that needed to be done, we needed to see Penryn on her own - so you've gotta roll with it. 
 Ultimately, I am still surprised by how completely blown away I was by my love for the first book and I'm happy to say book two didn't let me down! Young adult fans you need to jump on this series STAT!