Back on Arras now, and isolated in the control of Cormac Patton (the bad guy), Adelice must play a game of political intrigue that she admits that she is just not equipped to play. However, she makes the choice to give herself up to buy more time for the Agenda (rebel group).
Since I've read so many books, I usually have a sense of how things are going to end. In this case though, I could see at least two possible end scenarios with a handful of variations and I really didn't know until the last 20 pages or so where it was headed
The love triangle resolved as well. While it's not the way I would have gone with it, it was still a satisfying resolution.
Overall, the series is a good example of the genre with a good sense of character and plot. While I wouldn't introduce the genre on this series, it's a good pick for those who already like the dystopian books
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