Pivot Point: Split Second (Paperback)

from lexilewords

I def enjoyed learning more about Laila, and though West is basically covering familiar ground from the first book (Addie moving to Normland, Laila's abilities upgrading, etc) the important difference is the new emphasis both girls have. Laila has a mission, to help Addie regain memories and to f...

from kmjanek

Recommended This is a sequel to the first book, Pivot Point. Addie and Laila are dealing with the fallout of some of the choices they made in the first book. Addie was leaving the Compound to live with her dad for a while on the Outside. She has to blend in at a regular school and not let anyone ...

from What_Katie_Read

I loved this sequel to Pivot Point--what a great way to end the series! I didn't like it as much as I enjoyed Pivot Point--for some reason the first one was just exactly what I needed at the time, but was still satisfied with the way West concluded the story for Addie and Laila.

from brandileigh2003

I wanted to read Split Second because I read and loved Pivot Point. The concept of the effects that one simple choice can make and epic consequences in the future, and then Addie having to chose between sometimes two very hard choices for what the future could look like. Although I didn't remembe...

from mariannelee_0902

When I finished Pivot Point I had to immediately dig into Split Second because the ending left me desperate to know what happens next. Split Second did not disappoint. We're immediately back into Addie's world, but this time, other than Addie's POV, we also get to read from Laila's! It was so fun...