Lovely and twisty

I enjoyed d the twists in this. I struggled a bit with the switching perspectives. I did not want to leave Cinder but Scarlet grew on me and so did Wolf. I found the love a bit shallow again but I get the feeling that that's going to be a theme of this series. I did love the Scarlet storyline overall, I found this had some good reveals that I should've seen coming on reflection. In hindsight some were a little obvious but this was very enjoyable! On to book three!

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Enjoyed it.

Good fun. Enjoyed the romp. Production could be better and more consistant. Ms Soler could do with deciding whether or not Scarlett has French accent; the swapping and changing was mildly irritating but did not detract from the story.

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Great follow on from Cinder

Great second book in the series. You do need to have listened to the first one. Again, great for people who are not so into Sci fi as it's not completely focused on it. Same narrator as first which is great so all the voices continue on

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Grown on me

I love this series, but Scarlett would be my least favourite. However, when relistenimh I found Scarleet and Wolve,s story had grown on me. I think that Rebecca Solar gives a great performance narrating this sequal. Also, it was great rereading the scenes that Cinder, Iko and Thorn appear in. P.s I give the narration 5 stars

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Excitingl

Spent the whole day listening to this. Exciting and gripping, with some interesting twists and turns.

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Excellent Retelling

After I devoured Cinder I jumped straight into Scarlet. I am a sucker for retellings and this series does it so well. Marissa puts her own twist on these much-loved classic stories. These are not your damsels in distress let me tell you. These girls are kicking ass and fighting for themselves.

This book introduces a new character, Scarlet (aka Red Riding Hood). Scarlet lives with her Grandmother who has been missing for almost 2 weeks. We follow Scarlet as she tries to track her down. Scarlet is not afraid to speak her mind, even when it gets her in trouble. She is feisty and not easily deterred.

We, of course, introduce Wolf but I'm not going to say much more about him except I love him.

The story is told from dual POV. We flick between Scarlet and Cinder. Cinder's story continues from the first book and slowly we see how these two characters stories collide.

I think I loved this just as much as the first one. The introduction of the new characters who have such strong voices from the off just helps to enrich this already exciting world.

I am a big fan of dystopian as well as fantasy and sci-fi but these genres can be overdone or done poorly. Marissa, however, does a fantastic job of making the world unique. It's well thought out and well built.

If you can't tell I loved this book and I cannot wait to jump into Cress.

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Amazing

Hooked from book one Cinder, can't get enough of the Lunar Chronicles series. Starting book three

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I love this series

I brought the paperback of this but have been too busy to read. This audio book was perfect

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Story is exciting

This is the 2nd book in this series and so much more exciting than the last book. The story continues with Cinder and then introduces Scarlet. The story gradually unfolds and you discover why these girls are connected. I need to read the next book to see what happens. This is a great read.

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My favorite of the lunar chronicles

I love this author, and I love this series. I have read the series several times! I have really enjoyed listening to it!!

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