I like this book much better than the first one. Writing and dialogue can still be kind of cringy at times but it didn’t bother me like it did with the first book. I’m interested to see where the characters' stories go. 

My biggest issue comes with the way the traitors were handled. It would have made it much for engaging if hadn’t been killed off so quickly but instead at the very least interrogated a bit. Killing Luka and Darryl without even interrogating them seemed like a missed opportunity. All three deaths (including Sasha) felt very abrupt and unsatisfying.