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Steve Gun gan747670952e0 — I almost loved this book and wish I could give it a 4.5. The imagery in the book is excellent, it was so easy to visualize this story. The only reason this didn't get a 5 for me was that almost 1/2 of the book was solely focused on the love story and I wish there would have been a more in depth look at the dystopian society. I will definitely be reading the second book when it is released.

Markus Winarto _arkus_winarto — This was SOOOO GOOD! I absolutely LOVE this series! I'll admit I was a little nervous at where it was going when she came back to the school and Bex and Zach seemed to be so cozy. Ugh, it made my heart ache at the thought of him cheating on her. I didn't want to think badly of Zach. (view spoiler) This book was so different then any other book. Cam, was different. You could tell throughout the book she was just not the same Cameron. The book had a darker more depressing feel to it. But it was all explained in the end, and I loved that we got to see the old Cam again on the last few pages. She was back to her scheming, less serious self. It was weird how you could feel the difference in her as you read. As usual, I was laughing through out the book. There are some great one liners. Her friends are so funny. The ONE complaint that I had was that the scenes with Cammie and Zach were way to short. Their conversations were too short, usually only lasting for half a page or so. It was so sweet seeing the concern Zach had for Cammie, that is why I wanted more of it. I wanted more some more of the focus on him. His role was different in this book. Usually Zach is always "in the know". But in this book he was definitely "in the dark". Like everyone else, so it was definitely a different way of seeing him. But one thing that didn't change about him, was he always seemed to pop up at the right times. He was usually always there when Cammie needed him. Every time she was really upset, he was always there to hug her and let her cry on his shoulder. So sweet. Gotta love Zach. Oh yeah, and I kind of wish we could have read a little more about what Cammie remembered about her torture. When she remembered things and explained to everyone what happened, it was skipped over. I'm assuming that because this is a YA book, torture would be a little too violent, but I wish we could have had SOMETHING, SOME memory. I can't wait to read more. I read that Ally Carter thinks the series should be wrapped up in book 6. And from the end of this book I can see where that would work. Not that I want it to be wrapped up. :( But, I haven't seen any mention of a book 6 being written or when it is expected to be published. :( ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FAVORITE QUOTES My first favorite is just ALL OF CHAPTER 17. *sigh* Zach. :) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ All over the floor there were papers and charts and note cards. It was exactly what I'd always imagined the inside of Liz's head to look like. "What's all this?" "Rome," Liz said, as if that single word were an all-encompassing answer to my question. I pointed to the line on a a flip chart that just read MACEY in capital letters. Macey shrugged. "I have a jet," she said, because, I guess, "free jet" is an asset that should never be undervalued. "Guys, that's awesome, but I can't go to Rome. You know that, right?" "But. . . " Macey started, then trailed off, pointed at her name. "Jet." ~ Cammie, Liz and Macey ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Where are we going?" he asked. "The embassy." I thought about the walls, the gates, the marines. Rule of thumb: when in doubt, find a marine. ~Ambassador Winters and Cammie HECK YEAH FIND A MARINE!! :) (Loved that quote) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Zach," I said as I lay there. "Where did you go? When you were looking for me?" I shifted in his arms, looked into his eyes. "Crazy." His voice was a whisper against my skin. "I went crazy." ~ Cam and Zach ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I blinked and turned, the leather couch soft and warm against my face and hands. Zach leaned against the wall, staring at me. "You know," I whispered, "some girls might think it's creepy having a boy watch them sleep." He smirked and pointed to himself. "Spy." "Oh," I nodded. "Right. So you're a trained Peeping Tom." "Product of the best peeping academies in the country." "Well, now I feel much better." "You should." ~Cam and Zach I had to add the smirking, pointing at himself and saying "spy" quote. I love it. Every time he says it.