I read this when it just came out, and absolutely loved it.
Karou is discovering more about her old self, Madrigal. We find out that Karou has left Prague, and Kaz is taking advantage of the situation, trying to get as much publicity as he can get over what had happened on the bridge. Karou can no longer trust Akiva and becomes a resurrectionist just as Brimstone was, as well as her former-self.
It was written in such a realistic way, and the betrayal that Karou just can't forgive Akiva for, no matter how much she wants to, is so fun to read, and yet so heart-breaking. You hear about their previous love-life and you just want to scream, KISS AND MAKE-UP ALREADY!! AHH! You want them to and you can feel they're being pulled together again, but Karou suddenly says to herself, he killed my family, and you know there's this nagging voice saying, he didn't want to, he didn't know they weren't monsters. But no. and it makes me sad!
I thought it was fantastically written, with an equally wonderful storyline as the first one, and I love it! So much!
~Seashell
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