First of all, thank you to Netgalley and Owl Hollow Press for the ARC, which I received in exchange for a fair review.

I have mixed feeling about this book.I had a bit of trouble getting into it at first. It was a really cool concept, and I wish the author had gone into more depth with the world building. Most of the character lacked depth and did not have much growth, and the main antagonist felt like a cartoon villian. Additionally the main character, Liv, made some rather odd choices about who to trust, which seemed odd even for a teenage main character.

That being said, the plot was interesting and it was a quick read. Also I am not the target audience, so I’m willing to cut it a bit more slack, I hope it resonates better with young adult audiences.

Thank you Owl Hollow Press and NetGalley for providing me an e-arc in exchange for an honest review. My review is my own and not influenced by others.

There aren’t much Sci fi YA books I’ve read in my life and I want to expend my collection of these kind of books so I decided to ask an earc of this book and find out if this kind of book is my cup of tea. Unfortunately, it wasn’t.

This book lacked of world building, character development and the story was quit boring so it couldn’t keep my attention from the start.