We are, all of us, on our own journeys.

4 stars

Why, why, why must this story be a duology?! I could definitely have read a thousand books about Nicholas and Etta OR Li Min and Sophia OR the travelers in general.
I really enjoyed the second book but unfortunately not as much as [b:Passenger|20983362|Passenger (Passenger, #1)|Alexandra Bracken|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1446749751s/20983362.jpg|40360384] before. The story just felt a bit rushed sometimes, especially towards the end.
Still, Nicholas und Etta were as amazing as before - I liked how they grew and evolved in the second book. I didn't like that they were separated for most of it though. But Nicholas teaming up with Li Min and Sophia was really cool, as well as pairing Julian and Etta with each other.
ALSO WE HAVE LGBTQ+ AND POC REPRESENTATION, so yaaaaaay!!! Bracken also did a pretty good job at showing the oppression that Nicholas, Li Min and also Sophia had to endure.
The ending confused me a bit and I think more explanation would have helped here, but at least I got my happy ending - I still think that a third book would have been really perfect for telling this amazing, thrilling story.