I feel about it the same as I feel about the first one: fine. Some niggling things here and there, but entertaining enough.

Loved Wyatt's growth, the believable fight scenes, and the eventual cooperation of the aliens they were fighting. Appreciated the increase in diversity, even though some of it was a little hokey ("Because you said cereal palsy doesn't define you" is laying it on a little thick).

Mia annoyed me, but that's subjective. But one thing really irked me: sign language isn't universal. It's AMERICAN sign language, meaning there must be different versions for different languages. It makes no sense that anyone else, would understand Harper with immediate ease. ( )

I read the first book in this series in December 2020. It was just something I picked up on a whim from the library because it looked neat. It was good, so I ordered the other two books. They got to me in January 2021. I don't often binge read books, but this was one of those rare times.

Book 2 was a great follow up to the first. I loved how the story unravelled, how the twins developed as people apart from the other. The aliens are interesting and the reason everything is happening is equally engaging.
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If you have not read book one, this title can get a bit confusing. Trust me. I enjoyed it, and read it as a standalone. People are disappearing from earth and others have been enslaved by aliens. The two must both fight to see the continuance of the human race. A fun book, but I really need to read book one. I look forward to seeing the next book in the series.
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