This sequel to Graceling, was great, unlike Fire (the companion book) the plot was defined and moving. Seeing Bitterblue break so rules, and help her people is inspiring, by the end of the book, your still wanting to see Bitterblue keep progressing and helping her people.

I hear this was a great series, however I read up to page 94, and the plot is not even defined, and I am not enthused with hardly any character; so I stopped reading it.

I love this book, the mystery of the murder and the planning of murders was captivating. The main character was great she was a balanced between the two worlds, and she was smart enough to keep things balanced between both worlds of Dragons and Humans.

This was a different type of book,  I enjoyed the fact that a woman can fight, but one that has the will power to do good in doing so. The mystery of “The Machinist” along with the society that Finley hangs around with makes this book great read, and a great story.

This is a very good book, I love the way it is written. The way the plot and characters flow is great.

This was a great sequel to The Girl in the Steel Corset. Even when this group of young adults goes to America, they still find time to have an adventure, and find a bad guy. I so cannot wait for the next book to come out.

Love this novel; it keeps the character’s personalities. The war that has been building up is full scale, and Paul keeps the novel going smoothly.

I loved the finding of the meech colony, however I am unclear about how The Followers were taken care off. But, This is a good book, it ties into the rest of the series, and the adventure always seems to be the calling for the characters.

I love the way this book is through Bardon’s point of view. Paul does a great job at keeping the adventures going along. I so want to read the next book.

I was iffy at first, however the characters seemed to come to life, and I hated to put down the book. I love the way Ali, Cat and Cole seemed so real and they have an addicting personality. Showalter did a fabulous job at making this book seem so real. I can not wait to read the next book, but I have too.