The first book was exciting and what I've hoped for starting this series. I liked that despite not knowing the previous book series I had no struggles getting into the story and to understand how the characters are connected. The 2nd book felt in many ways similiar to the first book - despite one specific storyline which was, of course, different. One the other side I wouldn't criticise this that much, because I liked the continuity of the book (I think it's quite the feeling of watching a TV show), and I also liked the world and the characters. But, and that's what made me see the similiarity in a not-so-positive way, Veritas (the MC) also continues repeating her mistakes, and that was to put it lightly a little bit annoying. Then I've read the 3rd book, and after this twist at the end of book 2 (what I didn't like that much, and didn't find at all necessary) I wasn't sure what to expect. This might sound harsh but I don't think the Night Rebel series needed this third book which doesn't feel like a finale. The book might have some nice moments, but in my opinion the plot felt forced, and finishing the last page left me unsatisfied. Book 1: Shades of Wicked - 4/5⭐ Book 2: Wicked Bite - 3.5/5⭐ Book 3: Wicked All Night - 2/5⭐