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Now that Rhine and Gabriel have escaped the mansion, they have to find a way to Manhatten before Vaughn finds them.
But before long, they sumble upon a new threat. A circus with a mad woman as the leader that has big plans for Rhine and won't let them leave. She drugs both Gabriel and Rhine and forces them to put on a show for some of her clients. It's only when Vaughn shows up at the circus and makes a deal with Madame to buy Rhine back, are they able to escape and find a way to Manhattan.
Once they're back at Rhine's home, they find her brother absent and their home burned down. With no lead as to where Rowan could be, they go and find the mother of the woman who helped her escape the circus and they stay with her. But Rhine begins to show symptoms of the virus even tho it's to soon for that. That's when Vaughn shows up once again and confesses on killing Jenna and infecting her. He convinces her to go back with him where he plans to turn her into his lab rat until he finds an antidote for the virus.


This book was so pointless, it mad me mad.

I hate circuses! Both fictional and real.

So I skim read the entire circus part and hoped I didn't miss something important but the father I got, the more I understood that this book was just a filler and had nothing important to say.
I mean the whole point of the book is that they try to get to Rowan without a plan to achive it. Meanwhile Gabriel suffers from drug abstinence and Rhine has flashbacks from her old life and the one she had at the mansion.

Until the last two chapters, nothing important happens.
I skimmed the entire book and don't feel like I missed out on anything.


Honestly, I think you can skip it altogether and just read the last couple of chapters when Vaughn shows up again.
But that's not for me to decide. You do you.
I certainly wish I did skip it.