A Million Suns is the second book in the Across the Universe series, so I'm not going to say too much because I don't want to spoil the books. We needed some sort of recap in the beginning because the end of Across the Universe was a massive info dump, and I couldn't remember most of the stuff that happened. I thought that the mystery in A Million Suns was less obvious compared to the one in Across the Universe. A problem that I had with this book was that it still felt like Amy and Elder just didn't really have very distinct voices, so I would get very confused about who's POV I was reading from. I did start to like Amy a bit more, in the sense that she wanted to step back from Elder in order to choose him rather than feel forced to be with him. Elder still felt pretty flat, which is hard when you read from a character's POV but he just seemed really cookie-cutter. I gave this 4 stars, but it has less problems than Across the Universe. 
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