How To Seal Your Own Fate

I struggled a lot to read this book, it just didn't manage to keep my attention. As the last chapter came up, I was actually annoyed, because everything already seemed to be resolved and I didn't want to read another chapter.

My main problem was that the main character/narrator is so lost, the story just seemed to meander randomly. Like it was as much without purpose as the narrator herself. That it's a first person point of view doesn't help. The second first person POV included in the book in diary form was also a struggle this time. I remember enjoying the two different storylines and styles in the first book, but here I couldn't relate to anyone.

I really wish it was less ludicrous. Why didn't the person main hero meets in the beginning tell more? Why did one other character does what they did?

It's such a shame that such a magnificent writing and such a well-written and well-clued story just lacks that final cleanliness of a great fair play.

That said, I hope that there will be another book in this series, but I doubt that there is much more to extract from this.