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This is a continuation of Kit and Tris' story, as started in Bad Girl I've been betrayed by my own family, but that's OK, I've created my own to replace them. Tris, Len, Jackson and even the mysterious James, they're mine now and no one is going to break us apart. My brother is trying to blackmail my family anonymously using a video of me. My father wants me mated to James no matter what. The powerful Chadwick family wants their beloved grandson mated to a suitable girl and they think that might be me. And no one wants what I have with my pack to endure. Beforehand I was a bad girl, committing petty little social crimes at the edges of my family's sphere of influence, but the time for childish games is over. If I'm to keep the pack I know Tris and I need, I'm need to rise up and show I'm just as prepared to deploy all the power I've gathered to keep them safe. No matter what it takes. Read Defiant Girl, which will be the culmination of Kit and Tris' story, but not the end of The Season series.
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I think I'm in the minority in that I found Kit to be a frustrating FMC. This duet was supposed to be about Kit and Tris learning to accept themselves - which it is - but I feel like some of that personal growth is lost because the entire story is told from Kit's perspective. The story is told in first person POV and while it worked for the first book, I think this duet would've packed more of a punch if the second book had been told from Tris' POV. I wanted to know more about what he was thinking, feeling, experiencing, etc. Kit made some assumptions about what she thought Tris' was going through but he hardly ever comes out and states it for himself. He was experiencing this huge, pivotal movement and all the reader get is how it looks from the outside via Kit. Tris says multiple times that he would do anything, be anything for Kit and her for him BUT because we only get her inner monologue, it comes across as one sided.
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