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For a place that in the first book had such strict rules and procedures, the characters we meet seem to get away with an awful lot.

The Bad: I spent a lot of the book entirely confused about how the Insiders operated and weren’t caught. I’m a little conflicted with how I feel about this book so let me break down The Bad, The Good and The Great: But I think she did a good job of introducing two new main characters and still showcasing the ones who were the initial draw. So, I was pretty disappointed to hear that they would only be background characters in the second book in Elana’s trilogy. I was interested in reading Surrender because I just had to know what happened with Vi and Zenn and Jag after the events of P ossession, even though that novel. She’s even starting to suspect Vi’s secrets might involve Freedom’s newest prisoner, the rebel Jag Barque…. But Raine is beginning to wonder what Vi knows that her father is so anxious to keep hidden, and what might happen if she helps Vi remember it. Raine’s father expects her to spy on Vi and report back to him. Raine has never known anyone as heavily brainwashed as Vi.

Especially when she discovers his connection to Vi’s boyfriend, Zenn. Raine’s got every reason in the world to stay away from Gunn, but she just can’t. Not even her roommate, Vi.Īll of that changes when Raine falls for Gunner. It’s because of him that Raine is willing to use her talent-a power so dangerous, no one else is allowed to know about it.

After all, they are her father’s rules: He’s the Director. She's even starting to suspect Vi's secrets might involve Freedom's newest prisoner, the rebel Jag Barque.Summary (Amazon): Raine has always been a good girl. Raine's father expects her to spy on Vi and report back to him. Especially when she discovers his connection to Vi's boyfriend, Zenn. Raine's got every reason in the world to stay away from Gunn, but she just can't. All of that changes when Raine falls for Gunner. It's because of him that Raine is willing to use her talent-a power so dangerous, no one else is allowed to know about it. After all, they are her father's rules: He's the Director. Forbidden love, intoxicating power, and the terror of control. The thrilling and seductive sequel to Possession puts love on the line in a dystopian struggle for independent thought.