Actual rating: 3,5*. 
 Oh, thank goodness this book got this series back on track! It's still not brilliant and I still don't really like Warner, but finally Juliette is standing up for herself and taking a stand. She's so much stronger now than she was in the previous book and I'm so thrilled about it, because she was really starting to annoy me. I liked her a lot better in IGNITE ME and I actually found myself cheering her on again like I did in the first book. 
 In UNRAVEL ME, Juliette kept a thousand stupid things a secret from everyone for no real reason and now she has to answer for that and explain everything; and honestly, I was glad to see her squirm. She deserved that. Especially Adam, but also Kenji and most of the others from Omega Point, needed explanations for things she should have told them a long time ago already. She makes better choices now, though. She's finally growing up. Unfortunately, I can't say the same about some other characters - mainly Adam. 
 The love triangle (or, honestly, the whole Juliette/Warner thing) still bothered me, although less so. Warner finally gave explanations for his behaviour and all right, fine, I can admit that maybe he isn't as much of a terrifying psycho as I thought him to be in the previous book. He had reasons. The way he went about everything is still utterly stupid and wrong and I can't understand how he could ever thought the things he did were a good idea, but he's not such a maniac after all, so I can live with his character now. I still don't entirely get what Juliette sees in him, though, and why she has to get together with him. 
 Adam, however, isn't exactly lovable anymore, either, which I didn't like. I liked him in the first books. If not as a love interest, then as a friend to Juliette. In IGNITE ME, however, he has just turned into an overbearing, jealous jerk and it doesn't suit him. He spends most of the book being angry and not believing Juliette, which also doesn't seem like something he would do. Adam just feels a little out of character in this book compared to the first two. 
 Anyway, the conclusion of this rant is the fact that I am actually just Team No-One. I would love for Juliette to stay friends with both Adam and Warner and not be together with either of them. Maybe she'll just stay alone. Maybe she'll find someone else in the future. Right now, though, I don't like her with either Adam or Warner. 
 In terms of characters, there are two of them I am actually a huge fan of - two who actually managed to not annoy me for the entirety of the series, one of whom was the one who kept getting the other characters back on track whenever they were being whiny or stupid or annoying. Those two characters are Kenji and James. There were a bunch of other minor characters, that I also liked - such as Winston, Brendan, and Alia, for example - but mainly Kenji, and James a little less, was the character who mainly lifted this series up even when everyone else (as well as the plot) was frustrating me. 
 The writing style is one of the things about this series that generally did not bother me, even though some things were drawn out too much. I liked the prose and the way it was written, because it really felt like I was in Juliette's mind and hearing everything in her voice (although that could have been the fact that I was listening to an audio book, haha). The main focus of the plot was, I felt, too much on Juliette's love triangle troubles and too little on the whole dystopian war problem (which still seemed like the much more pressing problem to me), although I think the ending was fairly strong. Overall, I did enjoy reading this series. It's not brilliant, but it's pretty good.