The second book in a series with all the issues that can carry with it. The chaos from the first book involving multiple first person pov's continues and increases. The groupings are even more fluid occasionally leading to frustrations when the same thing is told to you 3 times or when they skip bits over. The pacing of the book is not good, being drawn out to make a whole book out of a few chapters of story and yet still managing to pack all the exposition into long talky sections. I can't help but feel that this is a very interesting concept, just not very well written. ( )