Book Review: Prodigy (Legend, #2) by Marie Lu

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Book Review: Prodigy (Legend, #2) by Marie Lu
Rating: **** (4/5 stars)

Beautiful series! I can't even....

I enjoyed the first book of the series but this book have somehow put me on the edge. I like how this book have - little by little - uncovers every details about the world of this series. I also enjoyed the subtle character development of its main characters and unlike other hero/heroine, it doesn't seem forced. I love how those new characters played well in this book and everything in its plot was the perfect ingredient for a new taste of a dystopian series.  Marie Lu is so good with all those suspense moments in this book and I love how she made June and Day perceptive and smart! I can make it pass for a sort of a crime, suspense story kind of thing. I also love how each characters displayed on this book was remarkable on their roles. Oh I personally love Day and I am starting to like Andren tho I am Team Daniel/Day all the way!

But oh how this book ends!!! I am so afraid that the next book will be Allegiant all over again. Oh gahd, please no. Anyway, I'll read Champion right away!

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