I love how this story is told in alternating then and now chapters. It felt like I was reading two different books at the same time, each chapter would end on such a cliffhanger but I was so excited to continue with the other story (not sure if that makes sense...). I could see how this style could be confusing for some, but personally I LOVED it. OMG and that ending!! Requiem here I come!

I'm fucking done.

I was like 'oh yeah she's moving on, that's great. I mean Alex was better but at least she is healing' then BAM!!

Surprise motherfucker!!!

He's alive!!!!!

I'm team Alex but jeez! Way to break my heart!!

Is this even apart of the same book series??? Its been a few years since I read the first one, but I remember the vibe being soooo different. I really only finished the book because I wanted to see how it ended, and honestly, I don't think I'll even read the last one. Sorry, this book just wasn't for me :/

A different style of story telling than Delirium, but still equally as fun!

There are parts of this that I desperately wish I had written. I think I liked this even better than the first book, Delirium. What an ending, although it feels a bit Hunger Games to me at that point. Maybe a little too much. Not decided. I love Lena so much at this point. Also, I read the Kindle version that including the enhanced features, namely videos from the author and I LOVED it. These little glimpses into her thought process at certain parts in the story were so precious. I just spent a half an hour writing after finishing the book. There's a moment in the end that solidified a little nugget I've had floating around for a while. :)

It was better than the first one because there was more acuion in it. I loved the lovestory between Alex and Lena and I can't stand her being with Julian!

This book felt like a whole side quest but I liked it