A great sequel to the first book, and definitely a recommended read! It's told just like a diary might be done in real life, at least to me.
I really feel like her banter is just like a teenager. And what does Darius have over her, is she really attracted to this nerd that she would never have been seen with before this all began? And she will have to determine who in her family she can still be with. It is this that we will end the story with, at least trying to know where the world can go with what they know about Ruby and her immunity. She will have to try to stay hidden from the military, as they want whatever it is about her that might be a cure. The family reunion won't be quite what she had hoped for or expected, although her father will be just the way she remembered him. After she is tested, and poked, and prodded, to the point where she just doesn't care anymore, she escapes And then she runs to her grandmother's house, and finally finds her father. She has a reunion with Darius, at least until the scientists find something about her may be immune to the rain. Ruby does something that makes her of interest to the scientists there, even as she finds out they are really doing something to the kids. But then Ruby thinks the only thing to do is take her to the army camp for medical attention. At one point her friend falls into the water, and the only thing they know to do is chop off her foot. One of the places was basically a party, and when they get there, things get a little weirder than before. Their search takes them back to many places they'd been before.
They decide to go looking for Ruby's dad and younger brother. Ruby finds out that there might be things going on at the military base that aren't as great as they seem. Well, right about that same time one of her friends shows up at her house. Plus, she got back to her house and saw a note from her dad that he was going to be coming back. She wasn't able to stay at the military base with Darius Spratt because she wasn't considered useful or essential. It's about 3 months after the rain first came and started killing everyone. This one picks up pretty much right about where the last one left off. You can read my review of that first book HERE, if you don't want to have anything spoiled by reading this review. I had been keeping an eye out for this as soon as I knew there would be a sequel to the first book, H2O which I loved. First, thanks to Sourcebooks Fire and Edelweiss for allowing me to read an e-galley of this title.
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