Between Burning Worlds by Jessica Brody and Joanne Rendell

After refusing to give up the location of the Vanargade hideout, Chatine is sent to Bastille. Marcellus is a traitor to Laterre and Alouette is a fugitive on the run. The three are all enemies to a country on the brink of war. When Marcellus uncovers his grandfather's plans to take over the country, it could mean absolute destruction for Chatine and so many others.

I finally finished the sequel to Sky Without Stars. At some points, this book felt so long, but I really liked it.  My favorite chapters were Chatine's and I wish I got more chapters with her. Marceullus and Alouette are cool, but they aren't nearly as interesting as Chatine.

My favorite character in this book is undoubtedly Gabriel (though Chatine's a close second). He was sarcastic and pretty funny. At first, I thought he was supposed to be Grantire until a character actually named Grantire showed up. I read online that he was supposed to be Courfeyrac. No matter who Grabriel was inspired by, I hope to see more of him in the third and final book in the System Divine trilogy. 

Another character I want to see more of is Jorlas. In Les Mis, my favorite character has always been Enjorlas so of course, I can't get enough of Jorlas. He was so mysterious in this book so of course, I want to learn more about him.

As for the rest of the l'amis de ABC, I believe their counterparts were the Red Scar. The Red Scar was way too violent to be the barricade boys so that was a little disappointing. Like I said before, there was a character named Grantire, but he was nothing like the lazy, easy-going Grantire from Les Mis.

That ending though! It left me with so many questions and I can't believe I have to wait until the next book to get them all answered!

Page count: 704 pages

Published: March 24, 2020

Genre: dystopian

Series: System Divine book 2

My rating: 4 stars

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