"Hope is like a kite. Hold on tight enough, and even the fiercest storm can't take it." 2,25 stars Oh my... I liked how this started out but towards the ending, things got more and more confusing and annoying. The way that Ceren, Roan and Talin were portrayed, was not my thing. I liked Galeth and Titania was the best thing about this book. Their plan was totally bonkers (and in the end, they didn't even want it to work?) and I honestly lost track of what everyone wanted. And the (really hasty/ rushed) solution in the end felt a little forced. But I really like the way the love triangle (yeah, the one from the first book which was one member short in the end, was - surprise! - refilled with someone else) was resolved. It was untraditional but I liked it and it was a total fit for Nor. I'm not taking this series as a waste of reading time but I don't think that a reread is anywhere in my future.