Just because Quanta can see the future doesn’t mean she can change it. She’s spent most of her life imprisoned, feeding her captors information to keep herself alive, but she’s finally reached the endgame and her death creeps closer by the moment.
The son of two senators, Altair Orpheus leads a life of privilege that provides the perfect cover for his side job: working with the rebel Shadow Ravens to undermine the ruling Seligo government. Everything is running like clockwork until he crosses paths with Quanta. As he watches her deftly maneuver through life in a perverse prison, his plastic heart melts. A jailbreak would be suicide, but Tair is willing to sacrifice everything to give her a chance at happiness.
Now Quanta senses a terrifying new future brewing. She and Tair are bound together, but every image of them kissing, snuggling, and acting knee-weakeningly happy is balanced by a much darker possibility. They’ll be picture perfect together, but only until time rips them apart. How can she follow her heart when she’s seen how their love plays out?
I received this Quanta by Lola Dodge in exchange for an Honest review.
This best way i can describe this book is 100% original. Dodge has created this stunning world that completely encompasses you and keeps you firmly engrossed within the pages of her universe. Quanta is one of the best heroines i have ever read. She has such a strong personality and yet she's relatable in a way that makes her seem real to the point you can almost feel her emotions.
“The Seligo had tried to strip her bare, but at her core, Quanta was still Quanta, and she hadn’t been broken by her past.”
Dodge's writing is absolutely spectacular in this book as Quanta's journey continues and she faces new challenges in her life. We also get to see her bond with Tair and what possible obstacles they will have to face in the future. I loved Tair and Quanta together and her predictions of the two of them in awkward situations had me laughing and enthralled in their story.
Everything about this book had me on the edge of my seat and this is possibly now my favourite YA book of the year and definitely my favourite book sequel as it is possibly even better than the first.
I just can't recommend this book enough. Its such a beautiful world and one you don't want to miss.
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